In reality I don't even want to leave an answer because I already know there will be a rebuttal and no matter what I say it's "but but but" as you're not listening to what the other sellers are trying to tell you.
That said...
@edwarstuar-1 wrote:
I've never sold a fake sneaker the 10 I sent in was all legit the only reason they sent them back was because the word mystery your literally calling me a cheat which is completely
You mean like the fact you stated you're an ebay seller for 7 years then later 6 years but looking at your profile it looks like you just started selling here in December of 2023...? Inconsistency in the story isn't helping your case, but the biggest issue at stake seems to be the grab bag / mystery box violation.
I think the trap you fell into was needing money in a hurry, few sellers here I know of make enough to pay all their living expenses with just 1-2 hours of work a day. Most sellers here would work full time, 8+ hours a day 6-7 days a week and in many cases still struggling to make ends meet, others are part time like myself and it's merely pocket money. Most sellers here start out small, and learn to walk before they run because most sellers run into snags and trip themselves up along the way. So it is best to have room for defects and violations rather than incurring several all at once (which, three or more is usually where sellers are bid adieu).
So you got in a rush, and that's when the mistake(s) happened.
You may not know this but retail theft and brand name counterfeiting are among the most proliferous crimes being committed, and most of the wares resulting from those crimes are being sold online. It is thus sites like ebay watch their sellers like hawks when they're selling high dollar brand name items. They look for things that would tend to indicate the items might have been stolen or counterfeited, whether you did that or not and keeping in mind all criminals vehemently deny any wrongdoing, as well the fact you may have purchased these shoes from a less than reputable source or the source itself acquired the merchandise from a third party where the illegitimacy occurred.
Nobody here knows the truth behind it all, probably not even you and nobody has dared ask but how you got all these shoes for sale is a big question I am sure. Probably you thought all was legit and checked out but the world gets scammed so much that people have eagle eyes and are suspicious to a fault so that even if you acquired the shoes legitimately there's still this great suspicion.
That assumes you didn't go dumpster diving and/or some helpful employee at a big box store was lending a helping hand or who knows. I hate to go thinking of scenarios when I really haven't a clue but that is what is most likely going through the minds of the ebay detectives who are tasked to look out for high dollar sales because again any new seller making the beau coup bucks raises great suspicion.
That said if you can't get them to reinstate your account by providing them the information they seek then I'm afraid I will side with the rest of the sellers who said your days of selling here are most likely over.
