Patience is a virtue

[Giardino]

A little OT here but just wanted to say thanks for everyone who's given me advice since i've been here. I started out pretty intensely with little to no patience, listing WAYYY to many items and WAYYY to many of them where high-risk.

After some re-evaluation and planning, I now have multiple accounts slowly but surely growing, and over time I plan on having upwards of 20 accounts all running at the same steady pace. This, of course, as opposed to me used to having 2-3 accounts posting balls to the wall 8-10 VeRO items a day lol.


Thanks guys!

[Imakemoney]

Your getting the hang of it by the sounds of it :D

Yeah VeRo can hit new accounts hard try and avoid it where possible or spread sales as you said.

Keep it up

[rsot]

What kind of tactic do you use to sell now? I mean how much time after account creation? Any experience is good.

[Giardino]

Well, I just created 3 new accounts in the past hour at a leisurely pace and listed 1-2 items on them each. I am trying a new technique where i DONT click on "request higher selling limits" because it tries to verify your info and I already know it will fail and give me the "call us instead!" Call me paranoid, but I have noticed on every account that I tried to request higher limits on and failed the verification initially got suspended/limited.

So Im fine with the 10 item limit on each.


I posted the 1-2 items after waiting like 5 minutes after I made them. Afterwards I created the next one on a new virtual machine with a new IP, etc etc etc

[rsot]

You listed items right away without suspension? Wow nice.

[Giardino]

You act like im selling super high-risk items that eBay looks out for

[Alps_a somewhatlegend]

^

Originally Posted by Giardino

I started out pretty intensely with little to no patience, listing WAYYY to many items and WAYYY to many of them where high-risk.

maybe that .... anywayz... sounds like your a robot in disguise these days.... roll out man.... or in my case .... roll up / skin up man! :D

[rsot]

True category makes sense but still listing anything too quickly can be problematic.

[ShadyOne]

Your enthusiasm is infectious Giardino.

Keep it up.

[Giardino]

Originally Posted by ShadyOne

Your enthusiasm is infectious Giardino.

Keep it up.

I hear that a lot -_-


lol


But regardless, I just finished making another acct. Gonna go up to D&B and win some stuff to sell, then make a few more tonight.

Thanks again guys.

[KingRay]

Originally Posted by Giardino

I hear that a lot -_-


lol


But regardless, I just finished making another acct. Gonna go up to D&B and win some stuff to sell, then make a few more tonight.

Thanks again guys.

what are you doing for bank accounts, CC's and addresses? I want more accounts but feel I dont have enough addresses for them

[Giardino]

I was using friends addresses/addresses I know

Id walk outside and down the street and see what number the houses on a side street started on, then I'd google it and see where it ended.
For example:

Id walk to blah court and see that it starts on 20341 and ends on 20350, so I just got 9 new addresses to use.

Lately though, ive been using variations of my own in an attempt to get higher limits. Bank accounts: Ally and BoA
CC's: VCCs

[rsot]

Good stuff - as long as you don't get your whole neighborhood banned ha.

[FandangoKango]

Originally Posted by Giardino

A little OT here but just wanted to say thanks for everyone who's given me advice since i've been here. I started out pretty intensely with little to no patience, listing WAYYY to many items and WAYYY to many of them where high-risk.

After some re-evaluation and planning, I now have multiple accounts slowly but surely growing, and over time I plan on having upwards of 20 accounts all running at the same steady pace. This, of course, as opposed to me used to having 2-3 accounts posting balls to the wall 8-10 VeRO items a day lol.


Thanks guys!

Spreading is the only way man!

[Giardino]

Originally Posted by rsot

Good stuff - as long as you don't get your whole neighborhood banned ha.

They took the risk when they moved in!