How to get Ebay Unlimited limits?

rsot · #23 09-30-2013

eb.com...eb.co.uk...eb.ca - all are different and limits are quite different. OP, you cannot just operate with high limit accounts right now without learning how to handle the heat.

EbayIdiots · #24 09-30-2013

Thanks for all your help everyone to my original post question. Also I wanted to know is it possible to get paypal funds withdrawn to a card? or do paypal offer withdrawl of funds to a bank account only?? thanks

JamesNorth101 · #25 09-30-2013

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Originally Posted by EbayIdiots

Thanks for all your help everyone to my original post question. Also I wanted to know is it possible to get paypal funds withdrawn to a card? or do paypal offer withdrawl of funds to a bank account only?? thanks

In the UK we can only withdraw to a bank account (we can also used services live Payoneer)

Omgoozle · #26 10-03-2013

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Originally Posted by james13v

explain this then.

WARNING. BELOW IS AN EBAY LINK. CLICK AT YOUR OWN RISK.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/tldestate/m....&_trksid=p3692
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Such a crying shame to be using a nice '07 account like that.

Btw - that's the answer to your question. '07 accounts have no limits.

Dmshark25 · #27 10-03-2013

Create many accounts sell well on all and you will get limit increases and one of the many points why having many accounts , u will see a randomness in increases , I have an account that was 2 months old and has 300/30,000 , and other accounts selling the same category 50/ 5000 and the majority 100/10,000 , so be patient and just say u open 20 accounts from 3- 6 months the account limits will increase and do the math based on the raises I experienced u will end up with great limits.

And this is typical for US accounts, but big sale accounts are good for short term, the object is to keep opening accounts so u look more like someone with a hobby rather than a business, and that will get the target off ur back from ebay , competitors, and just nosy jealous people.

In one category I have the first 3 pages where 90% of the listings are mine just spread over multiple accounts. So it becomes nice when ur your own competition

rsot · #28 10-04-2013

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Originally Posted by Omgoozle

Such a crying shame to be using a nice '07 account like that.

Btw - that's the answer to your question. '07 accounts have no limits.

Member since: Mar-04-07 in United States - wow quite unfortunate...begging for trouble

james13v · #29 10-04-2013

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Originally Posted by Omgoozle

Such a crying shame to be using a nice '07 account like that.

Btw - that's the answer to your question. '07 accounts have no limits.

Doesn't answer my question, as I also posted a 28 day old account with limit in the multi millions. And there are many many other accounts that are exactly the same.

But even then, with how strict ebay is, I can't see an account having no limits and just letting that be the status quo

JamesNorth101 · #30 10-04-2013

As it was mentioned, these may have been linked to very well established accounts, and will therefore get a limit increase that would not be possible for a normal young account.

james13v · #31 10-04-2013

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Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

As it was mentioned, these may have been linked to very well established accounts, and will therefore get a limit increase that would not be possible for a normal young account.

I really don't think that is the case, where they would also get TENS of MILLIONS of dollar limit showing that their new product is good.

power sellers get banned too. Ebay doesn't care.

GreenBean · #32 10-04-2013

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Originally Posted by james13v

I really don't think that is the case, where they would also get TENS of MILLIONS of dollar limit showing that their new product is good.

power sellers get banned too. Ebay doesn't care.

Listed under Speciality Services may have different circumstances for a seller as well.

rsot · #33 10-05-2013

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Originally Posted by james13v

Doesn't answer my question, as I also posted a 28 day old account with limit in the multi millions. And there are many many other accounts that are exactly the same.

But even then, with how strict ebay is, I can't see an account having no limits and just letting that be the status quo

You know that when any successful idea is discussed, potential for it to get axed. Not wise move. (If the idea exists...)

Leng · #34 10-06-2013

It is possible to have an account with no selling limits from the start, such methods would not shared as eBay and PayPal would patch.