Allowed to list 1 of this item per 30 days?

[last3379]

I realize that this is normal for certain items.. my question is how do you get rid of this limit?

A) wait for some time to pass? How long?

B) call ebay to get it lifted? I would much rather not!

C) it might never be lifted?

[MM78]

A) yup, no one knows by ebay

B) agree

C) probably, depends on Ebay

[last3379]

It sucks finding a new item to sell, then only being able to sell 1 per month :P

[Dmshark25]

Just create multiple accounts so you can sell more and make sure for excellent transactions and limits will be raised faster

[rsot]

The answer is Yes for a) (that will depend on how you operate and your patience) - b) agree on not calling - c) if it`s .ca account...can be a long time (from some of my experiences) - only time will tell

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by last3379

I realize that this is normal for certain items.. my question is how do you get rid of this limit?

A) wait for some time to pass? How long?

B) call ebay to get it lifted? I would much rather not!

C) it might never be lifted?

Do you know the reason for this limit in the 1st place?

Any issues for any reason?

[rsot]

Could be an item of high-risk...in a highly monitored category...

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by rsot

Could be an item of high-risk...in a highly monitored category...

Let's hear that from the OP

Preferable to avoid judgement after all

[invince]

Sometimes I change the category and there's no limit - but you have to be careful as you might be listing in a wrong category.

Another way is to list as auction and offer second-chance offers to other bidders. This way you can sell more than 1 item per month. But maybe just 2 or 3.

I think this limit gets lifted after 10 feedback or so.
I had this limit for 3 months and it's lifted to 5 items after I got 10 feedback.
So you may want to build more feedback until you list these items..

[gulaga]

"Another way is to list as auction and offer second-chance offers to other bidders. This way you can sell more than 1 item per month. But maybe just 2 or 3."


i dont suggest anybody to try this, long time ago while experimenting and learning my lessons the hard way i did this, leading to final suspension, breaks policy.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by invince

Sometimes I change the category and there's no limit - but you have to be careful as you might be listing in a wrong category.
.

This is a policy violation too

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by invince

Sometimes I change the category and there's no limit - but you have to be careful as you might be listing in a wrong category.

Or worse, the ebay bots pick that up quickly and you get a violation.

Plying with fire.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by last3379

It sucks finding a new item to sell, then only being able to sell 1 per month :P

Not when you have 20+ accounts.... /wink

[invince]

Originally Posted by GreenBean™

Or worse, the ebay bots pick that up quickly and you get a violation.

Plying with fire.

I've experiment this.
If you relist an item and change the category, the bots will find you out. (2 out of 2 times in past 6 months)
However if you make a new listing and use the new category, it'll be okay. (13 out of 13 times in past 6 months).
If it's just stealth and new accounts, I guess it's okay as long as you want to sell items.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by invince

I've experiment this.
If you relist an item and change the category, the bots will find you out. (2 out of 2 times in past 6 months)
However if you make a new listing and use the new category, it'll be okay. (13 out of 13 times in past 6 months).
If it's just stealth and new accounts, I guess it's okay as long as you want to sell items.

I do not do 'guess' and ebay.

My plan is to have a seller's account that functions under the radar.

I decide in advance what I am prepared to do, prepared to risk to have the account succeed.

If it means making another account rather than worry about listings & associated restrictions, then one baby stealth will be made.