Miss Drop Shipping on ebay, use stock photos?

[Chris18181]

Hi Everyone,

I miss drop shipping on eBay, seems like every time i would list stock photos i would get hit with a MC011,

its been 3 years since I've sold on eBay and my account got banned, but somehow i got around it and made a new account with all my real info including home address and i am able to sell again, so far I have sold 3 items just stuff i have in hand.

does anyone know if there is a work around to use stock photos, I am not sure how all these other drop shippers get away with it.

also are PayPal and ebay accounts still for sale on this forum?

[phaz0rz]

Maybe just avoid the problem altogether by purchasing a single one of every item you want to sell, take your own pictures of each item, then return them all.

[agent006140]

if you return them all,you could be banned from buying on that venue,as EBAY phrased it- you are a hazard to the seller community.Paypal wont like it either,not sure about AMZN.
Buyers are abusing AMZN return policy by returning things old and dirty and used and not bought from AMZN.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by agent006140

if you return them all,you could be banned from buying on that venue,as EBAY phrased it- you are a hazard to the seller community.Paypal wont like it either,not sure about AMZN.
Buyers are abusing AMZN return policy by returning things old and dirty and used and not bought from AMZN.

Right - if OP decides to that thought, shouldn't be done with the same account used for selling...

[Chris18181]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

Maybe just avoid the problem altogether by purchasing a single one of every item you want to sell, take your own pictures of each item, then return them all.

that's more trouble than what its worth, I'm not gonna have all kinds of heavy outdoor merchandise in my front yard just sitting there, I sell outdoor items, like trampolines, camping tents, BBQ Grills etc, how do these other drop shippers get away with listing stock photos? I know theres a software called SkuGrid to where all you have to do is paste links from amazon and other websites and it adjusts the price and adds the photos for you on your ebay store.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Chris18181

how do these other drop shippers get away with listing stock photos?

unless they tell you their ways, it's all going to be trial and error on your end

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by Chris18181

that's more trouble than what its worth, I'm not gonna have all kinds of heavy outdoor merchandise in my front yard just sitting there, I sell outdoor items, like trampolines, camping tents, BBQ Grills etc, how do these other drop shippers get away with listing stock photos? I know theres a software called SkuGrid to where all you have to do is paste links from amazon and other websites and it adjusts the price and adds the photos for you on your ebay store.

It could have been banned already by Ebay.
AMZN cant be the only one selling the merchandise ,search other sites and copy their photos instead.
what kind of return policy do you have?

[paulfoltyn]

Originally Posted by Chris18181

Hi Everyone,

I miss drop shipping on eBay, seems like every time i would list stock photos i would get hit with a MC011,

its been 3 years since I've sold on eBay and my account got banned, but somehow i got around it and made a new account with all my real info including home address and i am able to sell again, so far I have sold 3 items just stuff i have in hand.

does anyone know if there is a work around to use stock photos, I am not sure how all these other drop shippers get away with it.

also are PayPal and ebay accounts still for sale on this forum?

edit the photo you want to use. warp it slightly, resize, overlay it with a grey @ 10% move the photo around. Add you username etc. I usually just go with the overlay

[rsot]

Originally Posted by agent006140

what kind of return policy do you have?

return policies can always be mucked around with by buyers