Finally

[j4ck100]

I think he's right, I don't get any auto-raises at all, you gotta call in.

[john44]

What sort of questions were they asking? Did they ask for any additional info? The only question I'm concerned about having to answer would be providing business info since I am registered but that was with my old ebay acc that was banned.

[yankee]

Originally Posted by john44

What sort of questions were they asking? Did they ask for any additional info? The only question I'm concerned about having to answer would be providing business info since I am registered but that was with my old ebay acc that was banned.

Where do you get your items, how much inventory do you have on hand, how many employees, can you handle more volume, etc.....

[john44]

Originally Posted by yankee

Where do you get your items, how much inventory do you have on hand, how many employees, can you handle more volume, etc.....

So they don't ever ask for proof of business registration or require that you are a registered business in order to give you a higher limit?

[Karakolio]

Originally Posted by john44

So they don't ever ask for proof of business registration or require that you are a registered business in order to give you a higher limit?

No, they usually don't.

[john44]

OK thanks.

I understand that the overwhelming consensus on here is to never phone ebay.

I was wondering though, what factors are cause for concern due to the attention being paid to your account? Linking? Vero?

If your account has been run very well and therefore not giving them a reason to shut you down then is it really such a great risk?

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Leng

What about listing some $1 items and buying them all on the first purchase, 25 times for 90 days and seeing what happens, across 25 buyer accounts accounts?

Would you get auto increase for a stupidly high % sell through?

Might do a case study on it

Good luck it can work if you apply stealth across the board...