06-27-2022 02:31 PM
Help! I keep getting threatening emails from Ebay saying I am below par and they will be shutting me down soon.
See attached screenshots of my performance to date.
I know what my problem has been....too many cancelled orders....almost a dozen in recent months. I have built in mechanisms within our fulfillment channels to make sure this never happens again..
Correct me if I am wrong, but as long as I don't cancel any more orders I should be good? Help!! Thanks!!!
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06-27-2022 03:21 PM - edited 06-27-2022 03:21 PM
Yes.
06-27-2022 03:23 PM - edited 06-27-2022 03:24 PM
thank you.....
06-27-2022 03:49 PM - last edited on 06-27-2022 07:10 PM by kh-leslie
Your metrics automatically improve when you quit selling. After time passes, they go to zero.
Best of luck to you
06-27-2022 03:50 PM
This is my experience yrs ago with another account. Easiest to just stop to let metrics go back to default
06-27-2022 03:50 PM
When does your next defect drop off?
Get down to 10 and increase transactions to 501 to get back in good graces.
06-27-2022 03:54 PM
Curious; looks like you are just selling used old magazines and some T Shirts; are the T Shirts the items that are being 'fulfilled' by others?
06-27-2022 03:57 PM - edited 06-27-2022 03:59 PM
@froggyjump wrote:It's a good time to stop selling. Let the metrics correct themselves. Ebay has a way of kicking you out without paying you for orders due. Get out now and wait a while until they fix themselves.
@williazwer_0, this is very bad advice.
If you stop selling, then you won't get any new, good transactions, to offset the bad ones on your record. That means that statistically, your record would be getting worse. You need to get new, good transactions on your records in order to maintain your record as it is or (hopefully) get better.
Some sellers have tried this approach ... stopping selling, hoping that they will be able to sell again in the future, after the bad transactions have aged off. it doesn't work, as they found out when they were permanently suspended from selling.
If you stop selling when you are below standard, the chances are that your account will be suspended and permanently blocked from selling in the future. And, you're not allowed to use a different account to sell with, to try to do an end-run around the restriction.
06-27-2022 05:05 PM
I am doing all the selling and fulfilling myself...
06-27-2022 05:06 PM
Yes...
06-27-2022 05:07 PM
Thanks ..Just listed a bunch of magazines.....
06-27-2022 05:19 PM
@williazwer_0 wrote:Correct me if I am wrong, but as long as I don't cancel any more orders I should be good? Help!!
No.
Below standard is generally a death sentence unless you can pull your numbers up.
At your current defect rate of 2.35% with 11 defects, it looks like you have about 468 transactions.
To get that defect rate under 2.0%, you will need to have add about 805transactions in short order.
06-27-2022 05:23 PM - edited 06-27-2022 05:27 PM
This is terrible advice. His metrics could get much worse if just good sales drop off for a while. He needs plenty of new sales to try to offset the defects.
06-27-2022 05:26 PM
I think he'll probably be gone come July 20th, or even sooner.
06-27-2022 05:35 PM - edited 06-27-2022 05:35 PM
@froggyjump wrote:Your metrics automatically improve when you quit selling. After time passes, they go to zero.
They could go way up or way down depending upon when the defects happened.
Let's say 1 of those defects rolls off tomorrow, but the other 10 were accumulated at the rate 2 per month over the past 5 months.
And let's say his 480-ish transactions happened at 40 per month over the past year.
If he stopped selling his rate would shoot up to 5% before it dropped to zero.
Jul: 440 sales 10 defects = 2.27%
Aug: 400 sales 10 defects = 2.50%
Sep: 360 sales 10 defects = 2.78%
Oct: 320 sales 10 defects = 3.13%
Nov: 280 sales 10 defects = 3.57%
Dec: 240 sales 10 defects = 4.17%
Jan: 200 sales 10 defects = 5.00%
Feb: 160 sales 8 defects = 5.00%
Mar: 120 sales 6 defects = 5.00%
Apr: 80 sales 4 defects = 5.00%
May: 40 sales 2 defects = 5.00%
Jun: 0 sales 0 defects = 0.00%
06-30-2022 06:50 PM
I've done this a few times with success so not sure why you are trying to say I am lying.
Yes, let the account sit for a while. It will default back after a certain period of time. Check your Seller Dashboard