Am I considered a "Business Seller" or what?
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Sellers enrolled in managed payments are not allowed to list the following items:
Items containing nudity
Auction services
Bullion (Business sellers may list beginning February 23, 2021)
Coins & paper money (Business sellers may list beginning February 23, 2021)
Gift cards & coupons
Lodging, timeshares, vacation packages, and car rentals
Tickets for travel, events, or experiences
Virtual currency
Wine
I sell a few things on Ebay now and then so am I considered a "Business Seller"?
Whether you think you can or, think you can't, you're right.
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Did you give them an SSN or an EIN? An EIN (Employer ID Number) would definitely be a business.
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It all depends on how you defined yourself. See this:
https://www.ebay.com/help/account/account-getting-started/setup-verify?id=4191
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So according to that I have a personal account, not a business account which means that I won't be able to sell coins or currency on Ebay anymore. That's certainly a nasty little detail that the managed payment team forgot to mention.
Whether you think you can or, think you can't, you're right.
I just got off the phone with an Ebay's managed payment associate and have some good news for people like myself with Ebay personal accounts. Starting March 9, sellers with personal accounts will be able to list coins and currency.
Whether you think you can or, think you can't, you're right.
Thank you for the clarification! Great job😎
I suspected as much. It's a phased rollout and I was given a February 23rd date myself.
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