Account resticted but linked accounts left alone?
Hi guys,
Quick intro, I've had an eBay business for 10 years in the UK. It pays my wages and that of my employees. We have a big warehouse tc and probably made a million sales over the years. About 50% of our business is through eBay and without it I think we would go bust.
Never had to worry about stealth accounts until today (never even heard of them in fact). But I just had one of our accounts restricted with the following message. Quote:
You can no longer sell items on eBay
Hello Dave,
We want to let you know that you haven’t met the minimum requirements to sell on eBay and your seller level is Below Standard in the UK programme. As such, you won't be able to list and sell items on eBay anymore.
Selling standards are in place to ensure that sellers deliver a great customer experience to their buyers. They measure whether buyers were satisfied with your items and your customer service.
When you don’t meet the minimum requirements for selling, you're creating experiences that erode confidence and drive buyers away.
If you had any active listings, they've now been ended and any selling fees paid for those items will be credited to you.
If you've recently sold items that you still need to fulfill or post, please do so promptly. You'll still be able to see any recently sold items in My eBay, send and receive messages, and of course, buy items on eBay.
To see more details on why your seller level is Below Standard, go to your Seller Dashboard.
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As a result, an employees account was also restricted (he must have logged in at work) and my brothers account was too (not sure how they linked his but it must have been YEARS ago when the link was made)
So I have to assume that our other main 3 selling accounts are linked too.
I can let this account go., and I'll be buying Stealth and setting up back ups right away. But... the big question is "Why didn't they touch my big accounts?" and " Should I expect my big accounts to get restricted in the next few days too?"
Any help much appreciated. I fear my company is going down here....
Thanks,
Dave
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