Under the Payments tab there should be a blue button with which the money can be transferred to the bank account, as far as I know.
And you're probably not traveling privately either, as you claim, given the quantity of items and the new goods. Cease-and-desist letters are expensive!
You typically act as an entrepreneur or commercially if you:
buy items to resell them
sell items that you manufactured for resale
regularly sell large quantities of items
sell similar goods, especially new goods, over a longer period of time
frequently sell new items that you did not acquire for your own use
According to case law, the following are considered indications of commercial activity:
operating an eBay shop
number of current sales: if many items are continually sold over a longer period of time, this is generally a commercial seller
the prolonged sale of a private collection over many years
type of items sold (new or used goods, value): the sale of several similar navigation devices was classified as proof of commercial activity – likewise the offering of 250 batteries in various sizes with reference to the availability of larger quantities.
a website or the use of advertising descriptions that make a professional impression
Note: We regularly review the trading activities of our sellers and may ask them to mark their eBay account as a commercial account. You should also expect to be formally warned at your expense by competitors or consumer protection associations and to face legal action for injunctive relief.
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perfect-sally
Mentor3 weeks ago · EditedUnder the Payments tab there should be a blue button with which the money can be transferred to the bank account, as far as I know.
And you're probably not traveling privately either, as you claim, given the quantity of items and the new goods. Cease-and-desist letters are expensive!
angieschiewe
OP3 weeks agoBut I do it privately. My hobby is buying and selling.
perfect-sally
Mentor3 weeks agoYou typically act as an entrepreneur or commercially if you:
buy items to resell them
sell items that you manufactured for resale
regularly sell large quantities of items
sell similar goods, especially new goods, over a longer period of time
frequently sell new items that you did not acquire for your own use
According to case law, the following are considered indications of commercial activity:
operating an eBay shop
number of current sales: if many items are continually sold over a longer period of time, this is generally a commercial seller
the prolonged sale of a private collection over many years
type of items sold (new or used goods, value): the sale of several similar navigation devices was classified as proof of commercial activity – likewise the offering of 250 batteries in various sizes with reference to the availability of larger quantities.
a website or the use of advertising descriptions that make a professional impression
Note: We regularly review the trading activities of our sellers and may ask them to mark their eBay account as a commercial account. You should also expect to be formally warned at your expense by competitors or consumer protection associations and to face legal action for injunctive relief.