Why can i only sell a small amount

[donbinde-0]

Why do i have a limit on my selling?

[fbusoni]

eBay reviews your account on a monthly basis and sets selling limits on the basis of your sales volume, among other things.  

A good explanation can be found here: 

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

[pickapaper]

It looks like all of your feedback from selling is over a year old.  If you have not sold anything in the last year, you are considered by eBay to be a "new seller", therefore will have limits.  Also, when you sell something, you will probably have your funds held for up to 30 days, again because you are considered a new seller. 

[house*of*paws]

Hi @donbinde-0 

It’s likely because your feedback profile shows no selling (or buying) activity for over a year.  You are being treated like a new seller.

Dormant accounts are often hijacked … so eBay is trying to protect both you and the buyer from possible scammers.

[chapeau-noir]

Just list and sell what you can - you can ask for a limit increase after about 30 days.

[hartungcards]

After a little while, you'll be pleasantly surprised to learn that you can now sell $5million/month or 5million items/month, whichever comes first.  It's eBay's way of making you feel better about your initial selling limits.  But be aware, if you hit the 5million items threshold before you hit the $5million threshold, you're probably not making any money.