Selling High Risk Items On Recently MC000 Cleared Account

[Zero123]

I just cleared up my MC000 account and was asked to send in receipts for a low/medium risk generic item. I am now allowed to sell these again.

Is it save to list high risk items that I would send by electronic delivery - they are legit, the problem is I can't produce the receipt and crap eBay would want if they asked for it.

But, since I just cleared up a MC000 verifying a ton of information do you think it is likely they will flag me again and ask for more documentation? I am also allowed to list the item in classified ads but I am unsure if that will make a difference to eBay and they will still flag me.

Should I go on with selling just the generic item I have or risk it and add in the branded, high-risk item since i just cleared up a MC000 and they may be more lenient?

Thanks guys.

[GreenBean]

Even though you got a clearance, the account is still flagged.

Be very very very careful about listing this again.

They are not going to be lenient.

Push them too far and you will have sad consequences.

[jeffweico]

GB is 100% on the money. eBay accounts can get hit multiple times.

[Dmshark25]

Just because u passed this time don't get comfortable and let your guard down, you see how sneaky ebay is, they get you on a small item and collect information and than allow you to sell again makin u feel like u beat them and making u let ur guard down which is what they want so that they can get u on the big high risk items. Stay under the radar ebay is watching u closer than ever right now

[AmazonStealth]

Probably best to take a hint, and move on from them for good. Just my .02

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Zero123

Is it save to list high risk items that I would send by electronic delivery - they are legit, the problem is I can't produce the receipt and crap eBay would want if they asked for it.
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You were just under the microscope by eB and survived - dont repeat with more risky business.

[Zero123]

Man, guy over the phone told me everything looked good and he was going to reinstate my account just to give them a few days, and after a couple days they ban me permanently. Great!

Not a good day for me. Guess I am going to have to build some stealths, makes everything a lot harder loosing 3 legit accounts.

Thanks for the help on the forum.

The problem with the info I provided was simply the invoice i faxed to them, the company I inserted traced back to a storage facility and they could not find any info on the company I made up. Be careful in the future when making up invoices. They also said the phone number I added, which was in my possession, traced back to the state the company was in but was not a business phone and was a personal phone, not sure why this would make any difference to them but whatever.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Zero123

Man, guy over the phone told me everything looked good and he was going to reinstate my account just to give them a few days, and after a couple days they ban me permanently. Great!.

This is typical PP ...love to say yes yes yes to get you off the phone and then end your history. Never trust fully what these monkeys say.

Another reason why I find calling pp (most of the time) is a waste of time and intelligence...risky too

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by Zero123

Man, guy over the phone told me everything looked good and he was going to reinstate my account just to give them a few days, and after a couple days they ban me permanently. Great!

Not a good day for me. Guess I am going to have to build some stealths, makes everything a lot harder loosing 3 legit accounts.

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This is happening more frequently.

They are restoring accounts, letting users think all is OK, then killing them.

Sorry to hear.

[bigboddie]

Well Zero123 what's happening is the tired and true ole lets give him enough rope so he will hang himself hustle. The bay wants you to list that risky item again so they in there eyes can legally cream you once and for all. So best for you to forget that particular bit o merch and find some thing else to parlay.