Every account keeps getting suspended

[samspalace]

Originally Posted by Camaro2SS

It’s impossible. You can’t generalize like that. Each country works probably different. I would like to see you create Canadian eBay accounts that don’t get suspended. If yes I will buy from you 50+. That’s what I’ve been wanting to have since last year.

You’re probably right where each country is different but I wasn’t referring to other countries I should have said U.K. accounts where you can list straight away with the right creation method with no issues as I’ve done it myself.

What’s your set up for creating accounts in your country?

[murdered_by_ebay]

lots of accounts get suspended but always keep in mind , joe sixpack opens an account and starts selling immediately without knowing anything about these "rules" , there are lots of such joes on ebay so this has to work

[Roy3805]

Originally Posted by samspalace

You’re probably right where each country is different but I wasn’t referring to other countries I should have said U.K. accounts where you can list straight away with the right creation method with no issues as I’ve done it myself.

What’s your set up for creating accounts in your country?

Waiting atleast 21 days and browsing for cookies is even mentioned in the stealth guide.. but hey if listing right away and your accounts are successfully selling without issues keep doing it.

Amazon and Facebook is the same way.. to make accounts strong you need to move slow as possible build cookies, history and trust first.

The best method to run lots of accounts is.. create a ton of accounts that’s in buyers state and browse for cookies… even make a few purchases 1st if you can. Then create those sellers 1 by 1. While you are creating those sellers 1 by 1. Those buyers accounts you have are aging in the meantime.

But HEYYY.. If it’s not broke don’t fix ittttttt

[banginonwax]

Originally Posted by samspalace

You’re probably right where each country is different but I wasn’t referring to other countries I should have said U.K. accounts where you can list straight away with the right creation method with no issues as I’ve done it myself.

What’s your set up for creating accounts in your country?

You can list straight away with USA accounts too if your creation method is solid.

[Camaro2SS]

You guys keep saying it's your "creation method" but I have yet to see a single person selling a working Canadian eBay accounts. Been asking literally everyone and everywhere and not a single person was able to offer such accounts. I've noticed most sellers are selling UK or USA accounts probably because they are easier to create. I dont think that my "creation method" is wrong unless I am missing something no one else talks in public.

Originally Posted by banginonwax

You can list straight away with USA accounts too if your creation method is solid.

[samspalace]

Originally Posted by Camaro2SS

You guys keep saying it's your "creation method" but I have yet to see a single person selling a working Canadian eBay accounts. Been asking literally everyone and everywhere and not a single person was able to offer such accounts. I've noticed most sellers are selling UK or USA accounts probably because they are easier to create. I dont think that my "creation method" is wrong unless I am missing something no one else talks in public.

I did ask you what is your creation method to create accounts but you didn’t reply back to it.

[Camaro2SS]

Originally Posted by samspalace

You’re probably right where each country is different but I wasn’t referring to other countries I should have said U.K. accounts where you can list straight away with the right creation method with no issues as I’ve done it myself.

What’s your set up for creating accounts in your country?

* brand new address (searchable on google)
* brand new phone number (not virtual)
* brand new Residential IP (not VPN)
* separate chrome profile
* separate windows user account
* listing low value item for buy it now (all images taken by me)

[recycled_iphones]

aw man ... i remember them days of account suspenions . I guess it pays to do ebay the RIGHT WAY and not FOOK UP

[recycled_iphones]

sooooo what i did was relocate to another state ... get a state id there and opened a new ebay account with all new info ... and i never had any issues since. of course i operate on ebay the EBAY WAY and stopped trying to do things my way

[samspalace]

Originally Posted by Camaro2SS

* brand new address (searchable on google)
* brand new phone number (not virtual)
* brand new Residential IP (not VPN)
* separate chrome profile
* separate windows user account
* listing low value item for buy it now (all images taken by me)

The brand new address you’re using is it a real address you have previously lived at?

[samspalace]

Originally Posted by Camaro2SS

* brand new address (searchable on google)
* brand new phone number (not virtual)
* brand new Residential IP (not VPN)
* separate chrome profile
* separate windows user account
* listing low value item for buy it now (all images taken by me)

You can’t just use a random searchable address on google this will not work

[Camaro2SS]

Brand new address I've never personally lived at. Also I did use once a new address I lived at and still got suspended. Personally I do not think eBay cares about address as much as they care about other stuff. But I do think that an address has to be at least searchable.

Originally Posted by samspalace

The brand new address you’re using is it a real address you have previously lived at?

[Camaro2SS]

Originally Posted by samspalace

You can’t just use a random searchable address on google this will not work

Why wouldn't it work? It's not just a random address, it is an existing address. Sometimes a house that is being sold to another family. If the address was the issue imagine the amount of eBay users who'd get their accounts suspended simply because they moved to a newly built division. It makes no sense that eBay would focus their attention on address alone.

[samspalace]

Originally Posted by Camaro2SS

Brand new address I've never personally lived at. Also I did use once a new address I lived at and still got suspended. Personally I do not think eBay cares about address as much as they care about other stuff. But I do think that an address has to be at least searchable.

The address is everything it’s the only thing eBay black list apart from email, bank, ip, cookies name and date of birth do not get black listed. You need to understand how eBay are working now they don’t work like they use to.

When you create an account in your name, date of birth and a real address you have not lived at eBay will do a credit check on you and if they can’t see you was present at an address then your account is flagged.

The address you use before you lived at and still git suspended.. what is your first item you’re selling? Are you using free or paid postage and what price are you listing it for?

[samspalace]

Originally Posted by Camaro2SS

Why wouldn't it work? It's not just a random address, it is an existing address. Sometimes a house that is being sold to another family. If the address was the issue imagine the amount of eBay users who'd get their accounts suspended simply because they moved to a newly built division. It makes no sense that eBay would focus their attention on address alone.

It wouldn’t work because eBay do a credit check on you. If you move out of your home and say to reference agency your address was 1 blue road but you lived at 10 red road you would fail credit referance agency checks and not be allowed to move in your new home.

It’s all down to you being verified now if you’re not you won’t last in this game anymore. Trust me I know what I’m taking about.

[Camaro2SS]

Originally Posted by samspalace

The address is everything it’s the only thing eBay black list apart from email, bank, ip, cookies name and date of birth do not get black listed. You need to understand how eBay are working now they don’t work like they use to.

When you create an account in your name, date of birth and a real address you have not lived at eBay will do a credit check on you and if they can’t see you was present at an address then your account is flagged.

The address you use before you lived at and still git suspended.. what is your first item you’re selling? Are you using free or paid postage and what price are you listing it for?

I highly doubt that eBay is doing credit check in Canada. Maybe rules are different in other countries but it would be considered intrusive if every time someone signed up to sell on eBay they would use soft credit check without person's consent.

I also dont think it matters if you are offering free or paid postage. I usually charge for postage to make it look like I am a noob but really I dont think it matters that much.

Also regarding matching your full name to an existing address. When people move to another address (which happens often) they don't always report to government right away. Therefore even if they did preform a credit check it would show another person or multiple people still living there. I can only imagine how many different people could be potentially living under the same address, for example in a condominium building.

[samspalace]

Being verified on eBay is not the only thing either you need to have a good listing strategy as well to avoid your listing from being taken down.

Free postage is not recommend
Buy it now is not recommend
Listing a cheap item is not recommend

7 day auction recommend
£30+ auction used item recommended
Paid postage and packaging recommended

[samspalace]

Originally Posted by Camaro2SS

I highly doubt that eBay is doing credit check in Canada. Maybe rules are different in other countries but it would be considered intrusive if every time someone signed up to sell on eBay they would use soft credit check without person's consent.

I also dont think it matters if you are offering free or paid postage. I usually charge for postage to make it look like I am a noob but really I dont think it matters that much.

Also regarding matching your full name to an existing address. When people move to another address (which happens often) they don't always report to government right away. Therefore even if they did preform a credit check it would show another person or multiple people still living there. I can only imagine how many different people could be potentially living under the same address, for example in a condominium building.

Adyen eBays processor will work the same in every country as adyen is who pays you when you sell so they need to know you’re older enough for a start.

Why don’t you create an account in your name and a real address and check on your credit report you will see an automatic soft search will be done on you to make sure you exist.

I’ve got accounts in my name and previous address I have lived at it doesn’t matter who’s living at those address now it matters what’s on your credit report.

Your really not getting it you use a Mc Donald’s address and eBay check your name they look for mc Donald’s address they don’t see it of course they’re going to suspend you.

[Camaro2SS]

Originally Posted by samspalace

Being verified on eBay is not the only thing either you need to have a good listing strategy as well to avoid your listing from being taken down.

Free postage is not recommend
Buy it now is not recommend
Listing a cheap item is not recommend

7 day auction recommend
£30+ auction used item recommended
Paid postage and packaging recommended

Interesting because I literally heard the OPPOSITE advice. That you NEVER list an auction and always list for buy it now. In fact it makes a lot of sense to me because most first time eBay sellers don't know much about auctions.

Only old timers who used to sell on eBay are aware of auctions on eBay. Considering that today most platforms use buy it now, I think it would be strange for a new eBay seller to list item for an auction since it would be considered risky as your item could potentially sell for less than what you expected it to sell for.

[samspalace]

Originally Posted by Camaro2SS

Interesting because I literally heard the OPPOSITE advice. That you NEVER list an auction and always list for buy it now. In fact it makes a lot of sense to me because most first time eBay sellers don't know much about auctions.

Only old timers who used to sell on eBay are aware of auctions on eBay. Considering that today most platforms use buy it now, I think it would be strange for a new eBay seller to list item for an auction since it would be considered risky as your item could potentially sell for less than what you expected it to sell for.

No offence the things you have heard is the reason why you’re not back on eBay. Times have changed and it’s time to adapt to new regulations the problem is people don’t like change and are stuck in their old ways believing what use to work still works couldn’t be anymore wrong.

[Camaro2SS]

Fair enough I will check my credit report again just to make sure that your theory is correct. I am about to sell my house (hopefully, fingers crossed) and I will be moving to a new address. I will then create another ebay account based on my real name and new address and then check my credit report. Here in Canada equifax is giving my LIVE stats. Literally as soon as there is an inquiry, I will be able to see it.

Originally Posted by samspalace

Adyen eBays processor will work the same in every country as adyen is who pays you when you sell so they need to know you’re older enough for a start.

Why don’t you create an account in your name and a real address and check on your credit report you will see an automatic soft search will be done on you to make sure you exist.

I’ve got accounts in my name and previous address I have lived at it doesn’t matter who’s living at those address now it matters what’s on your credit report.

Your really not getting it you use a Mc Donald’s address and eBay check your name they look for mc Donald’s address they don’t see it of course they’re going to suspend you.

[samspalace]

Originally Posted by Camaro2SS

Fair enough I will check my credit report again just to make sure that your theory is correct. I am about to sell my house (hopefully, fingers crossed) and I will be moving to a new address. I will then create another ebay account based on my real name and new address and then check my credit report. Here in Canada equifax is giving my LIVE stats. Literally as soon as there is an inquiry, I will be able to see it.

It’s not to make sure my theory is correct it is correct and fact. I’m actually trying to help you here I do this for a living.

You moving address is perfect as you will be able to use that address with your name and date of birth and everything new ip, windows user, phone number, bank account etc.