Is it risky to list a lot of items on a new stealth?

[newstart2]

Hi, so I have one account approaching the 3 wk mark with one active listing. my monthly limit is 10 items/1000$. If in my 2nd listing I decide to list like a lot of 3 items such as books,clothing, etc. is that ok..or too risky? Do they mean 10items period or 10 listings that could have multiple items(such as 2 or 3) in them? ...thanks in advance...

[rsot]

Should be ok to do multiple low-risk items in one lot

[GrannyT]

They mean 10 items period

[newstart2]

ahhh2 do totally differing thoughts..I guess I should stick with the 10 itesm period..and they are low risk...dolls and books

[GREEN LION]

i listed 80 item(all the same) after 2 days i created my account sold 56 already.28 feedback,all + .

[bigboy]

is listing as auctions and then offering second chance offers, a way around the selling limits?

[Ebayorbust]

Originally Posted by bigboy

is listing as auctions and then offering second chance offers, a way around the selling limits?

No. Second chance offers are included in your selling limit.

[stevebills]

Originally Posted by GREEN LION

i listed 80 item(all the same) after 2 days i created my account sold 56 already.28 feedback,all + .

your asking to get limited

[GREEN LION]

NO im not asking for that.

it depend on what you are selling/how match does it cost.

the item i sell on my new accounts cost £1.40 (around 20p profit) but i get lots of good feedback quickly

[Sandy D]

Originally Posted by GREEN LION

i listed 80 item(all the same) after 2 days i created my account sold 56 already.28 feedback,all + .

You are either very lucky or sell extremely low price non risky items.

Whichever it is, good job because you must be something very well.

[newstart2]

Does anyone else have any thoughts on 2 or 3 cheap items in one listing? Wehave so much stuff around here ...would make it easier and final selling price higher...

[seanws30]

Originally Posted by Ebayorbust

No. Second chance offers are included in your selling limit.

not true. my limit is 10, yet on one account ive sold 13, and the other 17 this month due to SCO

[FrancisK]

In my opinion it all depends on what you're selling and the dollar value. If it is a harmless item with a relatively low dollar value then it shouldn't a problem.

If it's something you think ebay might monitor or you have any doubts about it whatsoever I would suggest to hold off. There is nothing wrong with going slow, establish your standing in ebays eyes and then start moving product.