On marketplace eBay, accounts have sales limits, which can restrict your ability to list offers. Sales limits on eBay have been introduced for the purposes of transaction security and seller verification.
As your eBay marketplace account grows, information about your account will be confirmed, and you will have a positive transaction history, the limit will be increased.
The most important aspects that marketplace eBay takes into account when increasing the sales limit
- positive buyer reviews
- no unresolved issues with buyers sales history (min. 90 days) and active sales
- no reviews questioning the authenticity of the merchandise
- compliance with eBay rules
- no outstanding seller account
Sales limits usually refer to the total value of products we can list for sale.
If you exceed the sales limit when listing from our system, eBay marketplace will return a corresponding message to the listing.
For more information on limits, please refer to the following eBay help article.