Real ebay account, but paypal.....

[zg00020]

Hi Guys,

A friend of mine left UK sometime ago, but still has his real ebay account, which he did not use for a long time and doesn't really need it, so he gave it to me alongside his Paypal login and password, however while he lives abroad he used his Paypal a couple of times and changed address to the country where he lives now and added the credit card details from that country as well. Again he is happy for me to use both, but obviously Ebay account has UK address and paypal has non-UK address + non-UK credit card. How can i go about making it work for me? Do i just go into paypal and change the address and add new credit card details? Your comments would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

[JamesNorth101]

Why do you keep asking the same questions worded differently.

http://www.aspkin.com/forums/subscri...istration.html

http://www.aspkin.com/forums/uk-payp...k-account.html

http://www.aspkin.com/forums/uk-payp...l-stealth.html

It has been advised time and time again that you do not use the PayPal account and create your own.

This advise WILL NOT change no matter how many times you ask

Your best course of action is-

Reread the stealth, and then reread it.
Read the forums
Create your own eBay and PayPal stealths and then use these to sell.

What you are trying to do will not work in the long term. It will lead to both the PP and the EB getting locked. It doesn't matter how many times you ask, the probable result will be the same

[zg00020]

James, I fully appreciate what you are saying, the big issue for me with stealth accounts is £1900 limit, that's where the issue is. I asked the questions differently because I didn't get the proper answer.

[JamesNorth101]

The issue that you have is that you are using a friends account.

Create your own stealth, and then when you get to the £1900 limit head over to the sellers forum and they will be able to assist, or buy a stealth account that already has the £1900 limits removed.

The best option would be to sell across 20 or 30 stealth accounts and thus ensuring you never hit the magic £1650 mark and therefore never trigger the ID request.

[rsot]

Make multiple stealth accounts - do not just rely on one.

Thought I had seen this post before - thanks JamesNorth

[ukuser]

you guys mention 20 -30 stealth accounts, right, how can you have access to 20-30 addresses?

[natbabes]

Originally Posted by ukuser

you guys mention 20 -30 stealth accounts, right, how can you have access to 20-30 addresses?

Look at rentable mail boxes

[JamesNorth101]

Rentable mail boxes do the job well. Lots of available across the UK

[GreenBean]

Depends on how you create accounts as well.

All the options are mentioned on the forum.

Seek and you shall find.

[SailorDave]

Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

The issue that you have is that you are using a friends account.

Create your own stealth, and then when you get to the £1900 limit head over to the sellers forum and they will be able to assist, or buy a stealth account that already has the £1900 limits removed.

The best option would be to sell across 20 or 30 stealth accounts and thus ensuring you never hit the magic £1650 mark and therefore never trigger the ID request.

20 or 30 pp or eBay? Is that possible? Does thy not mean 20 or 30 addresses?

The £1,650 is that per month or overall?

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by SailorDave

20 or 30 pp or eBay? Is that possible? Does thy not mean 20 or 30 addresses?

The £1,650 is that per month or overall?

Maybe or maybe not for 20 -30 addresses. Different methods can work.

£1650 is the total that we use as the cut-off before the £1900 yearly anti-money laundering happens.

[SailorDave]

So if I was to take in £1650 a week I would need 52 accounts, that sounds hard to manage! Or is it easier than it seems?

[GreenBean]

@SailorDave

You would estblish your concept or business plan before making stealth accounts. Methods are available to cover most scenarios.

[JamesNorth101]

Originally Posted by SailorDave

So if I was to take in £1650 a week I would need 52 accounts, that sounds hard to manage! Or is it easier than it seems?

The £1900 limit can be lifted.