Creating on mobile then logging in no cookies on Desktop

[stealthnorris]

Originally Posted by philby

i made one using a mobile phone, use it for a few days, then switch to a desktop WITH cookies

How do u transfer cookies from mobile browser like chrome or mozilla into computer .json file? from my research this isnt possible unless u custom code or device unlock an android

[Alex_Pro_Etsy]

Yes, you're absolutely right, it's not possible to directly transfer cookies from a mobile browser like Chrome or Firefox on Android to a .json file for desktop use. Android doesn't give access to browser cookie files

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Alex_Pro_Etsy

Yes, you're absolutely right, it's not possible to directly transfer cookies from a mobile browser like Chrome or Firefox on Android to a .json file for desktop use. Android doesn't give access to browser cookie files

Nice clarification

[deniz718]

Originally Posted by stealthnorris

reactivates usually come after you list an item and ebay deems the account high risk

sorry but quick question- do you open personal accounts or business accounts and when you do open do you sell right away or wait weeks I'm trying to avoid reactivate the best way I can

[deniz718]

Originally Posted by stealthnorris

I create some accounts on mobile then eventually transfer to a desktop.

Does anyone know how to get cookies out of a mobile browser?

From my understanding you cannot. If this is the case, is it ok to just log into the eBay account normally on a new user account on desktop with ZERO cookies?

Or will this redflag the account?

you create sellers right away or buyers and open sellers at a later time

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by solefoodbk

I called yesterday to appeal a feedback and before the agent ended up appealing the claim for me, she asked if I could receive a text to the number on file. Then read back the code. I was calling from the number which is a cell phone so it wasn't a problem, however I've never been asked that before.

So thats something new.

Pretty much every website I go to do that-text or call or email me a code.
AMZN does that when I want to log into my seller account,insurance company does that (either call or text) and some banks do that as well.
Makes me wonder why bother to have a password?

[rsot]

That 2 factor authentication is quite the nuisance - one bank up here uses it when I go into the branch - even with my card and pin, teller was saying that they will send a code to my phone...bah