Listing limits

[centertoncards]

So,  I just started my ebay store and I have a lot of baseball card singles, in different years and brands, and I found I quickly hit my 1,500 limit. Yet, I have seen many others who have stores and thousands upon thousands of the same thing.

What am I missing?

[mam98031]

Limits are placed on accounts to prevent sellers from posting more than what Ebay deems you should.  For new sellers they are pretty strict.  But you have more experience now and they are likely basing it off of your history as a seller.

Tomorrow call Ebay and ask them to increase your selling limits.  Your account is in good standing and they should easily do this for you.  Make a note of the date that you call them on your calendar.  Every 30 days call and request an increase in your selling / listing limits.  Keep doing this until you have your limits well above what you think you will ever need.

But calling tomorrow and getting it raised you take care of your immediate problem.  If they say a limit that you would like a bit higher, ask for a little more.  The worse they can say is no, so there is no harm in asking.

Come on back if for any reason this doesn't work and well try something else.

[slippinjimmy]

Since you have been selling for a long time it should be a slam dunk. You can apply for an increase every 30 days.

eBay seems to have buried the request an increase link but can find a link on this page:

https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/listings/selling-limits?id=4107

[goodluckselling]

You can always find the link on the seller hub overview page under the monthly limits section.

Good Luck Selling!