 Re: New account
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Originally Posted by RJ2000  I assume a stealth account would be a better option.
Do they actually check the electoral role etc? | It's an ongoing debate on the forum. I'm on the side that says they do, but for identity purposes. You'd have to come up with a way to deal with that if you go the stealth route. Start off reading the stealth guide and then read these posts. Quote:
Originally Posted by RJ2000 When you say contact eBay executives, how is best to do this. | Murray Lambell is the GM for eBay UK.
Search eBay's Uk address on the internet or ask customer service to hand it to you.
Don't e-mail. Send paper correspondence.
It is usually a last resort when you write folks like this, so make it count.
1. Admit faults rather than explain away. Don't plead your case.
2. Tell why and how you'd become a better eBay member. Here, your text should impress and come off as satisfying. Align yourself with their vision of the sort of members they're looking for.
3. Politely ask for your account be reinstated. Don't beg for it but don't plead either.
Keep it as brief as possible but don't leave room for mis-interpretation.
Include notarized copies of IDs, bank statements, your best, most recent credit report and finally, utility bills.
I don't see why you shouldn't get your account back.
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