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| stevebills | 11-13-2014 08:05 PM | Accounts aged surely aged accounts are what u need to sell items on ebay
and one a few weeks old is not the best way forward?:help: |
| JamesNorth101 | 11-13-2014 08:25 PM | Re: Accounts aged Sorry Steve, really not sure on what the question is here.... |
| stevebills | 11-13-2014 09:45 PM | Re: Accounts aged bought accounts but they are really on the back burner as i cant use them to there full potential till they mature and I need to buy matured accounts in future |
| dealagreeproceed | 11-14-2014 12:58 AM | Re: Accounts aged AGE aint nothen but a number...:pound: |
| GreenBean | 11-14-2014 02:21 AM | Re: Accounts aged Quote:
Originally Posted by stevebills
(Post 608119)
bought accounts but they are really on the back burner as i cant use them to there full potential till they mature and I need to buy matured accounts in future | you need to nurse them to their full potential then.
:ballchain: |
| stevebills | 11-14-2014 06:36 AM | Re: Accounts aged Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenBean
(Post 608189)
you need to nurse them to their full potential then.
:ballchain: | I seem to b fast selling on new accounts and need to slow down its my bad habit and will cost me in the end:boink: |
Re: Accounts aged Good approach to attack with multiple accounts, as you seem to be doing but age them, build rep |
| stevebills | 11-14-2014 02:16 PM | Re: Accounts aged These new accounts are not worth the money unless they are 4+ months old |
| igorj911 | 11-16-2014 05:33 AM | Re: Accounts aged I agree with You, I would also prefer to buy aged stealth accounts. Maybe someone can offer something like this here? :) |
| RosieTosie | 11-16-2014 05:42 AM | Re: Accounts aged You buy the accounts on here and age them yourselves by doing exactly what everyone on here is saying, nurturing them, browsing a little, the occasional bid on something u won't win, this close to Christmas is it going to be wise or suitably stealthy to start listing too many items to turn a profit that on such a new account would raise flags that would lead eventually to a ban, no one on here sells really aged accounts because those accounts are worth too much to the creators of them, people on here would not be prepared to pay what really aged accounts would be worth |
Re: Accounts aged Quote:
Originally Posted by igorj911
(Post 608742)
I agree with You, I would also prefer to buy aged stealth accounts. Maybe someone can offer something like this here? :) | There are few sellers around - you need to ask - and need to be ready to pay |
| johnquango | 11-16-2014 07:10 AM | Re: Accounts aged Quote:
Originally Posted by RosieTosie
(Post 608744)
You buy the accounts on here and age them yourselves by doing exactly what everyone on here is saying, nurturing them, browsing a little, the occasional bid on something u won't win, this close to Christmas is it going to be wise or suitably stealthy to start listing too many items to turn a profit that on such a new account would raise flags that would lead eventually to a ban, no one on here sells really aged accounts because those accounts are worth too much to the creators of them, people on here would not be prepared to pay what really aged accounts would be worth |
agreed with the above
I just learnt that by getting banned! |
| Callidus | 11-16-2014 07:36 AM | Re: Accounts aged Quote:
Originally Posted by igorj911
(Post 608742)
I agree with You, I would also prefer to buy aged stealth accounts. Maybe someone can offer something like this here? :) | Forum has selling limits to the amount an account can be sold for and unfortunately accounts aged to the extent you are talking about exceed them and just will not be sold for such little amounts of money |
| stevebills | 11-16-2014 05:25 PM | Re: Accounts aged Quote:
Originally Posted by RosieTosie
(Post 608744)
You buy the accounts on here and age them yourselves by doing exactly what everyone on here is saying, nurturing them, browsing a little, the occasional bid on something u won't win, this close to Christmas is it going to be wise or suitably stealthy to start listing too many items to turn a profit that on such a new account would raise flags that would lead eventually to a ban, no one on here sells really aged accounts because those accounts are worth too much to the creators of them, people on here would not be prepared to pay what really aged accounts would be worth | people haven't got the time to nurture they need sales at Christmas not in march :pound: |
| JamesNorth101 | 11-16-2014 05:29 PM | Re: Accounts aged Have to start to think about Christmas around May/June time |
| stevebills | 11-17-2014 06:08 AM | Re: Accounts aged I just think account that are 3 weeks old are not for me I have woken up and need aged accounts even if they are a premium |
| Dmshark25 | 11-17-2014 06:15 AM | Re: Accounts aged I made a big group of accounts in July and August and just the last week the paypal holds lifted and I have limits of 490/20K, 420/12,000 and all similar , but from August till now I was just growing them not worrying about profit
Now they are ready to sell on, so yea Aged Accounts are what you want , new accounts with big limits, if not used properly can give you a temptation to start selling to make a profit right away and that's what gets u banned |
| stevebills | 11-17-2014 06:18 AM | Re: Accounts aged Quote:
Originally Posted by Dmshark25
(Post 609221)
I made a big group of accounts in July and August and just the last week the paypal holds lifted and I have limits of 490/20K, 420/12,000 and all similar , but from August till now I was just growing them not worrying about profit
Now they are ready to sell on, so yea Aged Accounts are what you want , new accounts with big limits, if not used properly can give you a temptation to start selling to make a profit right away and that's what gets u banned | that's how i got banned with a new account and big limits :boink: |
| stevebills | 11-17-2014 06:19 AM | Re: Accounts aged I think anyone could make there own accounts but lazy people just buy them lol |
| Dmshark25 | 11-17-2014 06:33 AM | Re: Accounts aged Quote:
Originally Posted by stevebills
(Post 609227)
I think anyone could make there own accounts but lazy people just buy them lol | It's not laziness , some rather just focus on selling and not have to deal with constantly creating accounts, so as they make money they keep growing their business and buy accounts ready made |
| Dmshark25 | 11-17-2014 06:33 AM | Re: Accounts aged Everyone has there own approach , whatever works for one may not for another |
| GreenBean | 11-17-2014 06:36 AM | Re: Accounts aged Quote:
Originally Posted by stevebills
(Post 609004)
people haven't got the time to nurture they need sales at Christmas not in march :pound: | Then people plan their lives and start for Chrimbo eary in the year.
That stops them moaning and wasting time on what might be
Heard of rocket science?
Try applying that to how ebay accounts get run.
Works for those in the know.
:FF: |
| GreenBean | 11-17-2014 06:38 AM | Re: Accounts aged Quote:
Originally Posted by igorj911
(Post 608742)
I agree with You, I would also prefer to buy aged stealth accounts. Maybe someone can offer something like this here? :) | Be careful of what you have just asked in the wrong part of the forum.
On here only approved sellers have permission to sell ebay accounts.
Be careful of anyone offering you accounts.
Find approved sellers only and ask them yourself.
Be aware of touts offering them.
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