whats better for ebay a landline or mobile phone

[xxbossman111]

Just wondering would a landline make my stealth account stronger than a mobile phone?

[Pandoras_box]

Landline. And that's by a wide margin.

[xxbossman111]

I kinda figured that just wanted to get some opinions on other people who has used landlines for stealth.

[assad]

Originally Posted by Pandoras_box

Landline. And that's by a wide margin.

Whats wrong with a mobile number does it raise suspicion ?

[Pandoras_box]

Mobile does not raise suspicion, but a landline helps strengthen your account. It appears to carry some Creedence as regards the legitimacy of your business. This is also true even outside of eBay / PayPal. Some distributors here in the UK wouldn't let me complete trade account application if I did not leave my landline on the application.

[xxbossman111]

Originally Posted by tinsoldier

If you are registering as an individual seller (on UK) then it actually wants a mobile number rather than a landline.

Don't know if it's the same for other sites....

registering as an individual seller In U.S

[agent006140]

landline is better,

[Kajunrook]

My two landline accts got 25k opening limit, 2 cell numbers got 5/500

[xxbossman111]

Originally Posted by tinsoldier

I've just checked, .COM want a mobile number and not a landline for individual accounts and the registered business number for business accounts.

Im in United States

[e2free]

Which landlines works in uk I mean Virtual company

[sax4]

Originally Posted by e2free

Which landlines works in uk I mean Virtual company

Soho66 is in the stealth guide

[SaiJin]

On the paypal side, Landline.
On the eBay side I found it to be a toss up.

Nowadays people are on mobile phone, so I think the ones who still have landlines are the older generation.

Don't you have to register your real name and address with a landline?

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Kajunrook

My two landline accts got 25k opening limit, 2 cell numbers got 5/500

Likely the platform could identify the two landline numbers as being so - probably helped.

[Steveo036940]

I would think that the caller ID and public account information (white pages, etc) would make a landline a terrible choice for stealth.
A prepaid mobile phone can be registered in any name, anywhere...seems stealthier and safer to me.

[SaiJin]

I'd go for a cell phone with multiple sims.
Cheap and flexible.

[agent006140]

I dont think you need ID to get a landline?
never think of it,say if you rent a room to someone and he wants another landline,I dont think he will have problem getting it,no different than the landlord getting a second line.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by agent006140

I dont think you need ID to get a landline?
never think of it,say if you rent a room to someone and he wants another landline,I dont think he will have problem getting it,no different than the landlord getting a second line.

Usually you need ID for a landline since it's done via a cable/telephone company and they will do a credit check on you to make sure you will be able to pay their monthly fees.

Again ending the sentence with a "?" agent hah funny