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advice needed
yeslek
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I've just received this email from ebay
''Based on your account information and activity, it looks like user ID rubbadingyrapidz is associated with your account. This usually indicates that both accounts belong to the same person.
Because the other account is restricted or otherwise not meeting minimum seller standards, we've changed the amount you can list on eBay.
You can now sell up to 50 items or up to £350.00 per month, whichever comes first. After 90 days, we'll reassess your account and may increase your limits based on your selling performance. You can also increase your limits sooner by resolving any open issues with the associated account. We've already sent instructions for resolving these issues to the email address registered to that account.''
surely they could ask me about it first?
weird thing is, I DO have a second, buying account, but its not the one they have listed and has no issues or restrictions on it at all.
has anyone else had anything like this? how long did it take to sort? Am a bit concerned as I've going through my old junk and was hoping to start some mass listings to earn money for xmas - the 100 free 99p listings would have done me fine but halving that when I've already 55 items listed (7 are unsold awaiting re-listing) is basically stopping me from being able to relist anything new.
''Based on your account information and activity, it looks like user ID rubbadingyrapidz is associated with your account. This usually indicates that both accounts belong to the same person.
Because the other account is restricted or otherwise not meeting minimum seller standards, we've changed the amount you can list on eBay.
You can now sell up to 50 items or up to £350.00 per month, whichever comes first. After 90 days, we'll reassess your account and may increase your limits based on your selling performance. You can also increase your limits sooner by resolving any open issues with the associated account. We've already sent instructions for resolving these issues to the email address registered to that account.''
surely they could ask me about it first?
weird thing is, I DO have a second, buying account, but its not the one they have listed and has no issues or restrictions on it at all.
has anyone else had anything like this? how long did it take to sort? Am a bit concerned as I've going through my old junk and was hoping to start some mass listings to earn money for xmas - the 100 free 99p listings would have done me fine but halving that when I've already 55 items listed (7 are unsold awaiting re-listing) is basically stopping me from being able to relist anything new.
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