Bullion listing restrictions

I’m just curious if there is anyone out there who can provide more info on eBay’s listing restrictions for bullion. I keep reading and seeing that’s it’s performance based but there’s no guidelines or point that has to be reached to be able to list more than one item per week. If anyone has any information on this it would extremely helpful to a lot of sellers

blackhorseexchage

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Posted 5 months ago·Last reply 5 months ago

3 comments

ryry-jj

·5 months ago

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You basically need to have a 90+ day history of selling on ebay, 100 total sales and sold over $!000. Also new rules I believe went into effect today about returns for INAD. For bullion, buyers have just 3 days to file a claim for INAD...tough deal

doug_5857

·5 months ago

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Just some food for thought. I would be very careful on selling big dollar items. For me a HIGH DOLLAR ITEM is $100.00 or more. The scammers look for new sellers with items just like yours and rip them off. They will open up a claim stating "BOX WAS EMPTY UPON DELIVERY!" or the USPS delivery person forgets to scan your item and then it looks to be undelivered. Then there goes your $840. item or your $525 or $340. Any Seller can be scammed out of any item we have for sale at any time at any price. As of my posting you have 20 items for sale. If you can not afford to give away the item you are listing, Then you should not sell it here. I wish you Good Luck and many happy sales.

ten_o_nine

·5 months ago

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New or infrequent sellers in the Bullion category face a 'one item per week' or monthly cap. eBay keeps these restrictions in place until your account is at least 90 days old (starting from your first sale). To scale up, you can request a limit increase every 30 days, provided you’ve built a 'positive selling history' by hitting specific performance.