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DSR rating, account bellow standard
 

I have one account about 9 months old.,90 sold items. DSR is 10%. After 2 months bellow standard now i can list 10items 800gbp/per month.

to reduced DSR under 5% i have to sell more than 50 items , its impssible to get back under 5% in 1-2 months time.

What can i do with this account , i think ebay will suspend my account soon.
Is possible to close selller account , open new ebay and liked to paypal.

Any sugestion can help.

please advice

Re: DSR rating, account bellow standard
 

PayPal cannot be reused.

It does sound like this account may well be done for, but all you can do is sell as much as possible and hope for the best.

Re: DSR rating, account bellow standard
 

Open new stealth accounts sturmi, keep going as long as you can as James suggested on the account you have now, but it does sound like it is doomed sooner rather than later, so concentrate more on new accounts and learn from your problems on that account by prompt messages responses and despatching of sold items.

Re: DSR rating, account bellow standard
 

Can i close my selller account and open new ebay with linked same paypal?

Re: DSR rating, account bellow standard
 

You can't close an ebay account that is below standard.

Re: DSR rating, account bellow standard
 

even if stop selling they will suspend account soon

Re: DSR rating, account bellow standard
 

You cannot ever reuse the PayPal even if you close the eBay

Re: DSR rating, account bellow standard
 

There are few scenarios:
If you keep over 10% you have extremely high chances to be suspended
If you go 5-9.99% your selling limits will be lowered sharply and very likely it will happen every month
To be honest you sit on a time bomb
Try to list maximum while you can now and open new accounts immediately.
From my experience even once EB lowers your limits, active listings are stil on, so use it while you can as it looks like you have to rush

Re: DSR rating, account bellow standard
 

If i stop selling will they still suspend my account?