Listing items - restriced to 100 this month.

[erg-auto-electrical-wholesalers]

Hi, I have the basic store package which should allow me to list 250 items. I just completed the paypal verification. Anyways, I was restricted to 10 and now just got an email saying I can list only 100 this month.

But why? I paid for the basic store and should be able to list more?

how many listings can I put on the basic store.. Am I going to be restricted every month>

[padi*0409]

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@electrical-rebuilders-group wrote:

Hi, I have the basic store package which should allow me to list 250 items. I just completed the paypal verification. Anyways, I was restricted to 10 and now just got an email saying I can list only 100 this month.

But why? I paid for the basic store and should be able to list more?

how many listings can I put on the basic store.. Am I going to be restricted every month>

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You are restricted as a new seller until you've built a track record with no problems with selling, unless you have another account for selling for a long time/ a lot of transactions that restriction stays until you made 50 or so problem-free sales (I'm not sure of the exact number).

[heihachi_73]

I suppose it wouldn't hurt to request higher selling limits. I've had a selling limit of 360 on my account for years, never opened a store once.

Hopefully the link below is universal and not user-specific:
https://scgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?UpgradeLimits

Basically, opening a store account from the beginning is free money to eBay if nothing else is done.

[imastawka]

Opening a store before your feedback is at least 50

is certainly free money for ebay.

100 will be your limit until then.

After 50 fb, they will increase your limits once a month,

depending on how much fb you have received.

Even linking an established store doesn't get you any more 

A basic store only gives you 200 listings anyway, not 250

[*tippy*toes*]

You're lucky you managed to get a limit of 100 with a feedback score of 2. I opened a second account (non store) after having another selling account for quite a few years. After I linked them, my limit was increased to 30. I now have 150 feedback on that account and still have a limit of 100.

If you were me, I'd be closing your store until you get more feedback and a higher limit, otherwise you will be paying everything you earn, and more to eBay. Effectively, you will be going backwards. If you want a store, wait until your limit increases to 200 then reopen it. Why give eBay all your hard earned profits?

I'd also be reading up on selling and limits etc. There's a lot you need to know. I take it you haven't had PayPal hold your funds for 21 days yet?

[imastawka]

If you've been given 100 listings, then I'd get them up as fast as possible.

You've got to get that fb score up - and quickly

If you don't have 100 ready to go, you shouldn't have opted for a store