Looking some tips on how to avoid ebay asking you for proof of purchase and invoices

[Nastynik]

has anyone got any advice on avoiding the emails from ebay asking for invoices and other proof of purchase for items you are selling? i haven't received these emails but i have heard a lot about them and have been told a method to bypass this but i am not sure if its sure fire or not so would like to avoid receiving the emails in the first place.

[Aguero]

You can start with used items and own photos.

1. Don't sell high risk items

2. If you do, make sure they are legit and you have invoices from a verified distributer

There's no way to avoid limitations if your account gets flagged.

[Bradd]

Thers ways round it if you get one Iv had a few sorted it out my self but im sure some verified members will help

[Play]

General rule of thumb is steer well clear from high risk items, high risk brands, and high risk categories.

Selling genuine Apple iPhone's for example will result in invoice requests, due it it being a high risk brand.

Phone in general are high risk because often times stolen ones are flogged on ebay. So yet again, expect invoice requests.

[SaiJin]

I think the better mindset would be that you do your best to avoid high risk items, always ship on time, keepo everything consistent and stable.

But even then some times they'll still flag you because of something out of your control.
Again this is pretty rare that it happens