I see accounts on eBay that sell 15-20 vero items the same account every day. this person is not selling any products other than vero. how do he do it?
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I see accounts on eBay that sell 15-20 vero items the same account every day. this person is not selling any products other than vero. how do he do it?
I would say luck plays a big role in this. No matter how old or solid the account is, a few Vero take downs and the account is gone. Even if you bring in 500,000$+ in sales monthly you would get booted if you keep violating.
And most of the reporting about Vero items is done by bots and I suppose these don't really differentiate based on how old the account is...etc
I see accounts on eBay that sell 15-20 vero items the same account every day. this person is not selling any products other than vero. how do he do it?
Sometimes these accounts are related to another good standing older account.
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I see accounts on eBay that sell 15-20 vero items the same account every day. this person is not selling any products other than vero. how do he do it?
Goal of forum is not to explain how to sell vero - ideas have been discussed but a lot of experience comes from trial and error.
I would say luck plays a big role in this. No matter how old or solid the account is, a few Vero take downs and the account is gone. Even if you bring in 500,000$+ in sales monthly you would get booted if you keep violating.
And most of the reporting about Vero items is done by bots and I suppose these don't really differentiate based on how old the account is...etc
You would be surprised how flexible eBay really is. Most VeRO reporting is by definition done by a lawyer or a company rep not a bot.
To use your example, an account generating $500,000/month in sales could feasibly survive a dozen listing takedowns every month forever as long as they maintain that sales volume. That seller would be paying eBay $30-50k/month in fees. eBay doesn't rush to wipe out that kind of seller because eBay relies on them to keep stock holders happy (gotta have growth). I've posted screenshots on here before showing the email of my oldest account with over 20 VeRO takedown notices in a year.
You would be surprised how flexible eBay really is. Most VeRO reporting is by definition done by a lawyer or a company rep not a bot.
To use your example, an account generating $500,000/month in sales could feasibly survive a dozen listing takedowns every month forever as long as they maintain that sales volume. That seller would be paying eBay $30-50k/month in fees. eBay doesn't rush to wipe out that kind of seller because eBay relies on them to keep stock holders happy (gotta have growth). I've posted screenshots on here before showing the email of my oldest account with over 20 VeRO takedown notices in a year.
What sort of turn over was you doing on this account ?
Verified Rights Owner (VeRO) Program allows intellectual property rights owners to ask eBay to remove certain listings that offer items or contain materials that infringe on their intellectual property rights.
Not much just a ebay thing I believe.
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if you take 10 accounts, run them until they suspend you and ask for documents, then provide the documents creatively, I guarantee at least 1/10 will be a golden ticket account
Yea it is a toss up between luck, age and competition. Sometimes competitors flag your items. Sometimes it must be an aged business account. Other times it is pure luck of the draw. I use multiple accounts and sometimes I can sell and item other times I can not on the same account the same exact item.
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