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Guide on buying eBay account
 

Hello everyone,

I was recently banned from eBay for selling an item that I didn't know was “prohibited”. Here is my story…I created my PayPal and eBay back in 2011 but never sold anything on it, it was mostly for buying which was very rare also. But January 2020, I decided to sell. After about I think $600-800 / 30-40 items sold, I was banned. I called eBay and they said that I was basically SOL and wasn’t getting my account back. I didn’t get any reason on why it was banned. So I thought maybe some customer complained about me or whatever, so I created a new eBay account using another email.
This new account was limited on listing items since it was brand new. So I listed my same item and connected my old OG PayPal to my new eBay account since that’s the only PayPal I have…. BAMMMMM.. few minutes after listing my item, which btw other sellers are selling all day long, I was banned. Called eBay and found out that I was SOL again but this time they told me it was bc of my Item.

long story short, I think they banned me so fast bc I had my old PayPal linked and same address I believe. I researched online and a friend also told me to look online into buying eBay account that is verified and has its own PayPal, email and IP.. idk…

So here I am, looking to see how it all works. I’d like to know how the buying of eBay account works, if they are legit and the risk etc etc.. I want $5000-$6000 monthly account with maybe like 800-1500 items. I only sell one thing and It’s around $5.99 to $12.99 depending on competition.


Thank you

Re: Guide on buying eBay account
 

You can follow the eBay Stealth Guide and get set-up with your own stealth account. It will take time and due diligence to get back up and running.

Alternatively, if you want to purchase an eBay Account there are plenty of verified sellers on the marketplace section of the forums. They are all trusted and tend to have the same or similar rates. You still need to take good care of the account and should follow the Stealth Guide. Even if you purchase a high limit account, you still need to note that you won't effectively be able to use the account up to the limits. You want to avoid triggering any flags during the probationary period, which means ramping up slowly and steadily while avoiding high-risk items.

Re: Guide on buying eBay account
 

Can't sell at this high level (or shouldn't, rather - to be safe) at the start of a new account