Mc999 and ebay ID verification

[nitrox38]

Apologies if this is duplicated, I posted yesterday but can't see the thread this morning.

I've successfully set up a stealth ebay/paypal account using a relatives address and Id, a VPN, a VCC and a new bank account.

Everything was going well, but I think I've listed a little earlier and ended up with the mc999 message. Ebay have requested additional information.

I have acquired drivers licence, passport and utility bill to prove ID and address.

They also require proof of ownership, but I don't have the original receipt.

Would it be acceptable to create a sales receipt in word or would this raise suspicion. If not, how would I prove ownership.

Also if I created an invoice for a few of these items, would that raise questions about my account status. I set up my account as a personal one, not business. Would you recommend changing it to business account, can this be done.

Many thanks for any advice that anyone can give

[GreenBean]

Omit the passport. DL & bill are accepted.

Leave the account as personal for the moment.

Supply what they want.

[rsot]

Welcome to the forums nitrox - might as well get some backup stealth accounts going too

[nitrox38]

Great to find so many like minded people, who feel wronged by ebay and depend on ebay for income. Best move ever buying the stealth guide

Thanks for the advice. I'll use the licence and bill. Would a creative invoice suffice?

I've started the process of setting up more accounts.

[GreenBean]

You are the way to doing stealth.

[rsot]

Creative invoice MAY suffice...really depends on what you are trying to sell (if it's considered risky)

[nitrox38]

I don't think it's risky. Just a bunch of customer returns from an auction. All tested in working order with low resale vale of between £10-£30

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by nitrox38

I don't think it's risky. Just a bunch of customer returns from an auction. All tested in working order with low resale vale of between £10-£30

Always expect the worse, however.

Good Luck

[rsot]

Originally Posted by nitrox38

I don't think it's risky. Just a bunch of customer returns from an auction. All tested in working order with low resale vale of between £10-£30

...electronics?

[nitrox38]

Yeah, but not pc's or anything of high value

[Geegee83]

Good luck Nitrox, love the name by the way.

Electronics are a bit dodgy on a new seller account, so you might find it hard work..