Here are the details about how levels work and when a seller gets promoted.[url=https://www.seoclerk.com/userlevels][b]Here[/b][/url] are the details about how levels work and when a seller gets promoted.
Your classification is based on your on-site activity. If you're more active as a seller, that's what your classification will be. If you have more purchases, then you will be classified as a buyer. There is an option to choose either 'buyer' or 'seller' when signing up, but that will have little impact on your userlevel/classification as that is solely dependent upon your own actions.Your classification is based on your on-site activity. If you're more active as a seller, that's what your classification will be. If you have more purchases, then you will be classified as a buyer. There is an option to choose either 'buyer' or 'seller' when signing up, but that will have little impact on your userlevel/classification as that is solely dependent upon your own actions.
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