Ebay MP vs PAYPAL

[MACA]

Hello, I want to ask what is better for stealth accounts:

PAYPAL or Ebay MP

And when PP asks for documents, is it really me, and if I don't send them the documents, will they keep the money forever?

Or will I be able to withdraw them after 180 days to my bank?

[rsot]

In most cases, money is available in 180 days unless you are breaking terms of service for PP - there are examples of pp keeping the money if sales are "problematic"

[phaz0rz]

Stealth isn't possible with MP so Paypal is the clear choice. Unfortunately though Paypal is being phased out.

[burbur]

If you can run MP on stealth it is for sure the better choise as there is no way they can hold it for 180d. but it is harder to realize since you need a bank

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by burbur

If you can run MP on stealth it is for sure the better choise as there is no way they can hold it for 180d. but it is harder to realize since you need a bank

if they cant hold it for 180 days which is the magic number for credit card chargebacks,HoW does Ayden or Ebay protect itself from losses?

all the rules and restrictions put in place from Paypal,it learns from many years of trial and errors,Ayden would have a lot to learn.

[MACA]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

Stealth isn't possible with MP so Paypal is the clear choice. Unfortunately though Paypal is being phased out.

Thank you for your response,

Want to ask how do the 200/20,000 limits work for stealth accounts?

Is there any way to sell more than 200 items a year? I'm talking maybe 1000 or more.

[phaz0rz]

Use accounts that aren't American. Only American accounts have that restriction.

[MACA]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

Use accounts that aren't American. Only American accounts have that restriction.

So European accounts only have limits on ebay (selling limits)?

And what about paypal withdrawal $ 2500?

Many thanks,

MACA.

[phaz0rz]

EU accounts have their own set of regulations to deal with. I'm not familiar with them but I think EU and UK accounts have receiving limits which you have to send in documents to get around. Not to mention the ever changing VAT regulations which are always a hurdle for stealth accounts. The less developed the country, the better, because less developed = less regulated.

200/$20,000 limit is an IRS rule though so it only applies to American accounts.

[MACA]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

EU accounts have their own set of regulations to deal with. I'm not familiar with them but I think EU and UK accounts have receiving limits which you have to send in documents to get around. Not to mention the ever changing VAT regulations which are always a hurdle for stealth accounts. The less developed the country, the better, because less developed = less regulated.

200/$20,000 limit is an IRS rule though so it only applies to American accounts.

Well, thank you,

Someone from the EU who could explain to me --- "receiving limits which you have to send in documents to get around."

What are they, or how to get around it?

Thank you,

MACA.