How Can I Optimize Sales to Increase Selling Limits
Hi everyone! I could use some guidance on a dilemma I'm facing with my eBay selling limits. Currently, I have a limit of $100 and 5 items, (I sold 4 items last month, one return, didnt get the increase) Most of what I have to sell is $100 or more, will it count the same towards increasing my limits if i sell 1 item for $100, or do I need the 5 sales ? Thank you in advance for your valuable advice!
6 comments
mam98031
·2 years ago@sustainableautopartsolutions
First you need some current history / transactions as a seller for at least 30 days.
When a seller desires to increase their selling limits, they are allowed to request an increase once every 30 days. Mark your calendar and every 30 days request an increase until you have your selling limit well above anything you think you will ever need. Below is a link to where you can go to ask for a selling limit increase. It is the third option in the link below.
https://www.ebay.com/sellerhelp/sl
kdubyaa
·2 years agoOk good call that's tough.
The entry did not used to be that low if I am not mistaken.
I don't know it does say "more free listings per month" but I guess that is dependent on selling limits.
kdubyaa
·2 years ago100$ and 5 items?
There is no way.
Maybe have to upgrade to the pay subscription. If you get in on the lowest one I think it's only 5$ per month maybe. But ya you kind of have to do it gives you like 500 listings per month.
You still need to keep your feedback score high for multiple reasons but ya you can pay I think.
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·2 years ago@kdubyaa
You are giving inaccurate information.
Getting a store subscription will not increase monthly selling limits. The OPs monthly selling limit is $100.00 and 5 items
Store subscription will do nothing to increase that.
fashunu4eeuh
·2 years agoNo, @kdubyaa , afraid that won’t work for the USA eBay site. Getting a subscription to a store does not increase one’s selling limits.
@sustainableautopartsolutions what will increase your limits is successful transactions. And try to avoid returns if possible. I don’t know what the reason was for the return, but sales without issues are what eBay wants to see. Even if something happens beyond your control, concentrate all efforts to ensuring smooth transactions, good feedback, and excellent customer service.
(Honestly, i do not know if more small sales vs. one large one makes a difference. Hopefully someone will have a point of view on it.)
dbfolks166mt
·2 years agoEBay uses a number of factors with regards to selling limits although they don't appear to apply it consistently. Reference the following information on selling limits.
https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/listings/selling-limits?id=4107