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Re: opening a new account after restriction
 

The guide itself is somewhat dated so it can't be used alone to create accounts. You learn the basics from it and then read around the forum for "hot topics" and "current issues"...

Re: opening a new account after restriction
 

Mobile data alone won’t make the new account completely separate. If eBay allows you to register again, keeping the browser session and network consistent matters more than constantly changing things. A separate profile in an antidetect browser can keep cookies and sessions isolated, but it won’t solve a restriction tied to the seller identity itself.

Re: opening a new account after restriction
 

Good evening. Thank you for the friendly invitation.
I’m still fairly new to this page setup and I’ve read the ebay stealth book but I seem to be missing or misunderstanding something and I was just wondering if you might be able to help answer some of my questions. Allow me to tell you a bit about my situation. I had an excellent seller rep for many years but my account was suspended indefinitely about 2 years ago. I haven’t tried making a stealth account yet because when I start the process I get hit with provide social security number. I was planning on using an EIN but I still need to set up an LLC but didn’t realy want to spend 100.00 if there was a cheaper much easier way around all this. I haven’t tried using my ss# because I figure they’ll surely link that to my old account and I will be shut down immediately. I don’t plan on making this an eBay account with many other accounts spawned off of it or doing over 20,000 in sales a year I just want a normal account that I can use to make a about 10 grand a year. Thank you for taking the time to read this. Any advice you could lend would be greatly appreciated and not forgotten. 😎

Re: opening a new account after restriction
 

The stealth book is dated in details but principles are always good to understand - to be supplemented with reading around the forum.

I wouldn't use the same SSN because of the old link. 100.00 spending on an EIN/LLC isn't really that much if you look at having a secure account...perhaps there are cheaper fees in other states/methods of application?