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on 26-08-2014 07:59 PM
I've looked at the appropriate sections in the eBay "instructions" and have come away none the wiser. In fact they could have been written using an Enigma machine and translated from Swahili to Latin to Ancient Greek and back to English for all the sense I was able to make of them. Alternatively, I could just be really dumb or I am simply mentally unprepared for the quirky curveball that is eBay policy logic.
Basically, my confusion comes from this:
- eBay account #1 - Active for around 10ish years, mostly buying, started selling around 6-12 months ago with a monthly limit of 40 items or $4500.00. Sold maybe 40-50 things and now have the same item limit but, $5,200.00 value limit.
- eBay account #2 - Opened approximately 2 weeks ago, no purchases, listed 6 items for sale. Monthly limit of 40 items or $7,500.00 value.
Each account belongs to two different people so it can't be anything to do with both accounts belonging to the same person. To my way of thinking it would be logical for the newer account to have lower limits than the older account, not the other way around.
I have no issue with the differing limits other than it annoys the daylights out of me simply because it is not logical! Can somebody that is fluent in eBayese please put me out of my misery!
(Reposted with appropriate spacing to make it readable, not in an attempt to be repetitive)