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Sadly there is just no hard coded set number. Some get hit very low, some skate by quit high. It all depends on how strong the accounts are. And that little algorithm needs Steven Hawking to do the math on.

If its a new account, and the money is important, I wouldn't risk it to be honest. iPhones are high risk as well...

so just start off with a couple hundred first? and incoperate a few little extras for the first few months and then start a little more?
will slightly misspelling my address be ok for stealth account?

I cant speak on iPhones. But from my understanding its a big risk

On the stealth info its paramount you get and study the eBay Stealth guide. it is truly needed or you will just land in trouble. Lots. Short of Penthouse, best 50 pages you will read....

Does your cable modem have a usb port? If so, try using it instead of network connection. It should give you a new IP on every connection.



Thank you so much, pod. I really hope that works, it would make things so much easier. I appreciate you for bringing it to my attention :hail:

Make sure you monitor and log your results! Use a site to check IP like ip chicken or something every time to make sure. A simple error in IP use can cause you sadness.

^what he said. I use a old fashion note paid and pen and write down the IP each time I log in for whatever account it may be. Then I cross reference the IP after its been changed to make sure I never ever log on with the same one on a diff account :)

and paypal isnt all about volume... trust me I got limited on one account last week when 4 buyers decided to pay me all within 5 mins of each other. The multiple payments coming in although very small under $10 set off the invoice request and I was hooped because it got a human to actually manual review it and when they saw dvds and stuff **** hit the fan. I came to this conclusion because it flags the last 5 charges and they were all small dollar ones, something if a human was doing obv wouldnt flag em, it was their "bots"