Usually in the shipping settings for the item if you don’t currently have any constraints active.
And you actually describe yourself as a private seller? With currently 249 active listings and 222 of them new goods? On top of that, you use stolen images from the internet for your items. That can get expensive twice over right away.
1 x cease-and-desist letter for sham private trading
1 x cease-and-desist letter for copyright infringement, and that gets really expensive because there are rulings where up to €250 PER image had to be paid!
You are typically acting as an entrepreneur or commercially if you:
buy items in order to resell them
sell items that you made 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 continuously sold over a longer period of time, this is usually a commercial seller
sale of a private collection stretched out over years
type of items sold (new or used goods, value): the sale of several similar navigation devices was classified as proof of a commercial activity – likewise the offer of 250 batteries in various sizes with reference to the availability of larger quantities.
a website or the use of promotional descriptions that make a professional impression
Note: We regularly review our sellers’ trading activities and may require them to mark their eBay account as a commercial account. You should also expect to be issued with paid cease-and-desist letters by competitors or consumer protection associations and to be taken to court for injunctive relief.
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Mentor1 month agoUsually in the shipping settings for the item if you don’t currently have any constraints active.
And you actually describe yourself as a private seller? With currently 249 active listings and 222 of them new goods? On top of that, you use stolen images from the internet for your items. That can get expensive twice over right away.
1 x cease-and-desist letter for sham private trading
1 x cease-and-desist letter for copyright infringement, and that gets really expensive because there are rulings where up to €250 PER image had to be paid!
You are typically acting as an entrepreneur or commercially if you:
buy items in order to resell them
sell items that you made 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 continuously sold over a longer period of time, this is usually a commercial seller
sale of a private collection stretched out over years
type of items sold (new or used goods, value): the sale of several similar navigation devices was classified as proof of a commercial activity – likewise the offer of 250 batteries in various sizes with reference to the availability of larger quantities.
a website or the use of promotional descriptions that make a professional impression
Note: We regularly review our sellers’ trading activities and may require them to mark their eBay account as a commercial account. You should also expect to be issued with paid cease-and-desist letters by competitors or consumer protection associations and to be taken to court for injunctive relief.