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Ramping up sales.....
 

Ok the account is past 90 days, has 100% feedback, lots of sales....

If I ramp up sales am I going to get flagged for invoices from suppliers etc?

A lot depends on what you sell. Can never be 100% sure without knowing - what is it?

Very hard to say...

But what i gather from your posts in the UK customs/seizures thread your selling *cough* VeRo *cough* which means theres a high probability you may get asked at any time.

half the time you are buying EXACTLY the same item as they are selling in the shop, just skipping out the UK distribution channels. If someone wanted to knowingly by a "genuine" Lacoste etc polo they would go to the shop and pay £45. Like you said, people buy from ebay because they know they are getting the same item, or very similar, for half the price. We live in a pretty shallow world!

I would like to know the answer on the receipts, how much would it be looked into? Do vero holders give eBay a list of their known wholesalers in the UK?

Why do people insist on selling f-a-k-e-s? It's just not worthwhile nor is it a sustainable business model.

Thought the answer to that is obvious, just depend which side of the fence you sit as to which the right answer.

Money

Ok back to original q:

If I ramp up sales am I going to get flagged for invoices from suppliers etc?

If you're selling f*kes, you can expect at ANY time to get limited. That being said, 90days and 100% feedback - why risk what is not broken?

dont risk it... why do you want to ramp up sales...?

how many items are you thinking of selling a day? a week?

Why people on this forum ask for advice if phake items can be success!!!!! NO NO NO

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@OP, you should always gradually increase your sales naturally on your eBay accounts. 90 days is still very very very early days for an eBay/PayPal account. Ramp up too high and expect someone to notice.

Ok let's put something into this post then. The items I sell are vero...but they are not ⊗⊗⊗⊗. The two words are different things.
What i wanted to know is there anyone here who sells legit vero goods and knows at what point there will be a request for invoices.

Not phake but vEro.

Thread is getting worse. If the items are not 'kosher' in any manner, then you have the potential for problems.

There's no debate going to happen with anyone espousing their rights to sell items of this ilk.

Forum is not here to enable selling of non-kosher goods. I'm sure that can be understood.
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Here's a comment and I make it with some degree of certainity.

Your 'category' is high risk.That is because it is clothing. It is a very competivitve one. Increasing sales on what is essentially an unaged account could cause a limitation at any time.
That is not a recommended way to operate an account.

One buyer obtaining one polo shirt that does not satisfy their needs will complain. ONE time & an account will have trouble. Worse, 5 days of good sales, funds coming in to paypal, NO TROUBLES, will cause some pre-programmed bot to 'flag' the account.
Then the fun begins.
Invoices, name rank and serial number, THE LOT.
The definitive, absolute trigger is not known.
But there is also an inherent risk for an account chugging along selling these items will run foul of a competitor. That must be considered too.

Pay attention to rsot.
Nuture the account longer, make more accounts. It's hard work but that's ebay.

I decline to think that anyone here likes to sign on to paypal or ebay and see those foul messages. Play their way as best as possible. :peace: