Is it safe to start listing more?

[TLSunny]

I have a 60 day old account, fully verified and confirmed etc etc, with 4 feedback as a buyer and 2 as a seller.

I have just taken a delivery of 50 cheap, absolutely zero risk items (a fiver each) and I was wondering if it was too early to list them all in one go? There will only be 3 listings, one will have 30 available and the other two will have 10 available, all the same item, just different colours.

[GTB]

no,would not do all in one,would try sell a few household items that you want to get rid of

it's upto you but your account may get looked at if the first time you list you bang 50 items on,whether no risk or high risk

the idea is to earn ebay n paypals trust

50 items before you made a sale will make them very nervous

not saying it can't be done but ask yourself tlsunny,do you feel lucky? i mean do you really need to do this

if not,don't

[SUVE]

I agree with GTB caution on this.

[TLSunny]

Thanks guys, I'm running out of things in the house to sell, but I'll hold off for a bit

[GTB]

go to second hand ,arket or car boot and find some bits n bobs

cheap items that i noob ebayer would sell

[Sandy D]

I would not do this either.

If you do list, only list a couple for 3 days, then 5 days. ( change the headline etc )

Add in the household items. If you do not have these types of items then hit the dollar store or thrift store.

I pick up stuff at both of them on new accounts.

Thrift store are good for this. I find clean decent household stuff to re sell on new accounts.

[GTB]

in other words

BE A NOOOB!!!

[SweetPea]

Not only are thrift stores good, but so are garage sales. You can get nice clothing, video games, electronics and other nice items. Hit the nicer areas of where you live and you would really be surprised at what you can find! Do not sell these in bulk, but just one of this and one of that so it looks like things around the house. Watch the cheap inexpensive items to build your feedback. Ebay is has caught on to this. Good luck!

[TLSunny]

We don't really have garage sales in the UK (not anywhere I've lived anyway..). I guess it's a trip to our version of a thrift store, the Poundshop!

[GTB]

car boot sales are the equivalent

also charity shops will have a few bits and bobs

[Sandy D]

Originally Posted by TLSunny

We don't really have garage sales in the UK (not anywhere I've lived anyway..). I guess it's a trip to our version of a thrift store, the Poundshop!

Poundshop?

LMAO.

Find things people can use that are working and clean. Also, collectible type items.

I actually found a like new deep fryer at one of my thrift stores for 10 bucks.
Also a brand new juicer in the box for next to nothing.

Just to give you an idea.

[FandangoKango]

That information about listing a hundred or 1,000 items is only for top rated sellers.