Selling Limits

chrismaz1 — Sun, 20 Jan 2013 05:48:25 GMT

Being new to selling I hope that you can enlighten me:

I know that I have a current selling limit of $2,500.00 per month (I have requested and increase).

My question is: When a buyer does not pay for an item and it is relisted, why is that amount still recorded on my profile as a sold item & that I have ?

(this is from my profile)

You have sold 4 AU $1,992.98

You have listed (active) 1 AU $279.95

You can list 5 AU $227.07

Out of 10 Out of AU $2,500.00

The first item that I placed on here was purchased & buyer then refused to pay (he also did the same to 3 others with the same items). I followed the correct procedure, opened & closed the case & then relisted the item.

On relisting, the next buyer has done the same to me. Stated that they would pay last week but has not and no further contact. I have again followed the non-payment procedure.

My problem now is that having sold 2 smaller items in the past week also, my profile reads that I have sold $2000.00 when I have only sold just over $500.00. This means I am unable to relist the first item until I am either granted an increase or I will need to wait until next month.

Any advice would be appreciated ... Cheers

Re:Selling Limits

***super_nova*** — Sun, 20 Jan 2013 06:18:08 GMT

That is because it is not actually "selling limits" but "listing limits". You are allowed to list 10 items of maximum value of $2 500. Once they are listed they are listed, does not matter if they sell or not. If item does not sell, to re-list will also add to your listed items.

Hope you can get your increase soon. They usually do lift the limit if you add CC to your PP account , and do some verifications.

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