JerryFoster
To raise your selling limits you need to have a verified paypal account.
Once you have a verified paypal account attached to your ebay account It should at least increase your limits to 5,000 USD per month or 100 Listing.
In order for you to Verify a USA PayPal account you will need.
1) Debit/Credit Card
2) Bank Account
3) SSN Number
4) Verify your phone number
For a non-USA PayPal account you will need the following to verify it.
1) Debit/Credit Card
2) Bank Account
3) verify your phone associated with the account.
Those steps will verify your PayPal account.
To help verify in stealth:
Verifying the phone number is easy as long as you have access to the phone number thats registered with ebay and paypal obviously.
Its almost the same for a bank account to be verified as well. You need to have access to the account and they deposit too small amounts into the account you report back the amount this will also lift your monthly deposit limits. Although don't use Ing Direct, Wachovia, Rushcard, and Capital One. Because they require matching names between the bank and paypal. Also paypal cannot verify the name that's registered with the bank account unless the bank itself was to pass that information on which they almost never do and some banks don't like to disclose that information. You could also consider using a VBA to verify also.
To verify the Debit/Credit card you need to get a Paypal AVS VCC. This will also lift your monthly withdraw limits and confirm your location. Here is a link to a excellent trusting AVS VCC seller I have done business with him many times.
http://www.aspkin.com/forums/ebay-ac...-delivery.html
As for the SSN verification the only way I know to get around that is to have a stealth canadian ebay/paypal account.
Also if you dont want to do it yourself you can purchase a verified account here.
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...ve-withdrawal-remove-limit-paypal-easily.html
If your not careful you can still be traced in many ways even with a stealth account depending on the method and setup.
This is the norm these days, regardless of where the account is registered.
Getting 100 items limit is like hitting the jackpot.
It does happen... but rarely.
Your post is wonderful and timely...here is a lot of tips..but here from me, there is a warning shot...that is ...................Never click a PayPal link in an email, even if the email looks legitimate. PayPal is often imitated by scammers and phishers--authentic PayPal emails will never ask you for you password, social security number, or other personal information by email. Always enter in the PayPal URL yourself and log in to your account to keep your account and personal information safe.............carry on..............
they will raise but for getting higher selling ratings and top rated your products should be physical and with tracking as ebay is not doing well for e-products.
Ask my buyer to leave feedback?? I thought the same but people on eBay forums tell me this is the worst thing to do to force a buyer to leave a positive feedbackThe best thing is you just sell your 10 products and PM your buyers to leave 5 stars positive feedback for you ebay review your account every month and if they think your account is doing good they will definitely raise the selling limits. They also put the limit on mine account and all i can do is just to wait no other option
Dear ******* (****)
To help keep our website a safer place for buyers and sellers, your account will be restricted from selling indefinitely.
Our decision is based on evidence from our records. We're not comfortable with your selling practices or business model, and we feel they don't help to promote a positive buying and selling environment.
Even though you can't sell on our website, you can still use your account to buy or bid on items. For more information on the basics of buying, please visit:
/help/buy/basics
Please remember that you can't use other accounts or register new accounts to sell on eBay. If you do, your accounts could be limited, restricted, or suspended.
Thanks,
eBay
Ive got one account raised from $500 a month to $3800 a month in 6-months... Still not good though.