Mercari scammers

[SaiJin]

Originally Posted by vettefever17

Adyen. Same for their tax system.

Mercari uses adyen? That's new to me

[vettefever17]

Originally Posted by SaiJin

Mercari uses adyen? That's new to me

100 percent Adyen system. That is how you get around being caught with stealth during tax set-up.

[vettefever17]

Not being an ass, but a lot of you don't get what Mercari has done. It has gone from the cookie-cutter PayPal plus commission system fee schedule aka eBay's old mold, to something entirely new. The new system is on fire if you know how to use it correctly. Putting the cost on the buyer has caused price manipulation where the sellers can offer lower prices, obviously, and engage the consumer. Think of it as the reverse UNO card like eBay used to do with buy-it-now and bidding. Also, this will increase inventory and exposure to new heights as sellers see profit potential and are ultimately able to afford more products to flip. I've seen my accounts go from 250-500 a month to 1k-1.5k accounts. It is working.

[solefoodbk]

Mercari is a good marketplace, I’ve already sold $500+ on my new account this month. My last account got randomly suspended after $25k+ sales. I think I know why it happened, but I believe there is only so much you can process each year on Mercari without getting flagged by their security. They don’t like big sellers.

[SaiJin]

Problem with Mercari is 1 single listing and they will keep hounding you for tax ID once your account hits somewhat close to $600

[yobar]

Originally Posted by rsot

discussion is about Mercari though...

It was simply a mistake, only in your brain delete ebay and put mercari in its place

[solefoodbk]

Originally Posted by SaiJin

Problem with Mercari is 1 single listing and they will keep hounding you for tax ID once your account hits somewhat close to $600

Why don't you just add it? I have done it 3 times now. I don't exactly know if it's because I get them to manually accept it, but when I input my information it has always not been accepted. So, instead I send them proof my business and they manually remove the restriction.

My last account sold over $25k+ within about 11 months. It was never suspended for linkage of accounts.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by solefoodbk

Why don't you just add it? I have done it 3 times now. I don't exactly know if it's because I get them to manually accept it, but when I input my information it has always not been accepted. So, instead I send them proof my business and they manually remove the restriction.

My last account sold over $25k+ within about 11 months. It was never suspended for linkage of accounts.

what kind of proof do you send - registration document or so?

[solefoodbk]

Originally Posted by rsot

what kind of proof do you send - registration document or so?

All you should need to pass verification is supplying the EIN document from IRS, however I also include my operating agreement as well.

I think technically you could pass it without even it being valid, they would only know until a year passes and IRS rejects the information.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by solefoodbk

All you should need to pass verification is supplying the EIN document from IRS, however I also include my operating agreement as well.

I think technically you could pass it without even it being valid, they would only know until a year passes and IRS rejects the information.

nice clarification - thx

[SaiJin]

Originally Posted by solefoodbk

Why don't you just add it? I have done it 3 times now. I don't exactly know if it's because I get them to manually accept it, but when I input my information it has always not been accepted. So, instead I send them proof my business and they manually remove the restriction.

My last account sold over $25k+ within about 11 months. It was never suspended for linkage of accounts.

I GUESS I would... I don't sell much on there since it doesn't feel like for bigger volume.