Startup
They're only allowing me to list one item and I think it's crappy to do that because why should I be limited?
What is the purpose of doing this if I have items to sell I feel like I'm being condemned based on a profile as someone that is new, and that's a discriminating bias that's really crappy.
Its just really crappy the amount of distrust for some reason that exists.
I am already not liking this company although they monopolize it I guess that's why they get to treat people like this.
I don't have a bad reputation and I actually have had another account that was successful many moons ago that I can't seem to find, so why should I be condemned as if I've ripped people off when I never have?
Why limit the number of items I could sell or the amount that I can sell them for when I'm just starting off??
This is a hateful formality and it's disgusting and I think for whatever reason, it shows a low quality of the level of trust and integrity that eBay is displaying.
Crappy.
inceptions
Mentor2 years agoRead the policy you agreed to here:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/sellinglimits.html
kensgiftshop
·2 years agoA new account only 8 days old and they let you list a $4200 item, you're lucky.
When I was new, it took a couple months before I could list that much.
All new sellers have limits starting out and most, a lot lower then that.
List and sell what you can without any problems and they'll start increasing your limits.
You do know if they item sells, they'll hold the funds for 30 days before sending them to your checking account.