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Should I confirm my identity?
 

So I have a new stealth, everything's going good so far.

I have a new bank account/new paypal. Seller fees are automatically deducted from my PP balance (thank god-easy way).

Today I had a limit increase from 10/1000 to 20/2000. I listed an item with variations, when I hit submit it asked me to "verify" some information.

Since my stealth account address is an old address of mine (I did not have Paypal/eBay) when I was at this old address (like 4 years ago). The questions that it was asking me HAD MY REAL INFORMATION ON IT. Do you think that they know I'm using stealth? Should I verify the information so I can list with variations???

For example. My banned address is 1111 Kingroad and my old address (used for stealth) is 1100 Kingroad.

When I hit confirm it asks me questions such as

Which address is 1100 Kingroad associated with

1402 Bunny Road
1111 Kingroad (My banned address)
235 Service Dr

Should I just list items individually and not risk confirming to list variations? How do YOU guys list variations on your stealth without having to confirm this stuff.



Also, should I call to get my limits raised or just let it happen naturally (I only need 100/7500) my old account had way more but we all know thats gonna take a lot of work to get there

Re: Should I confirm my identity?
 

You used an old address, did you also use your real Name?

Re: Should I confirm my identity?
 

stealth and confirming your ID do not mix

Re: Should I confirm my identity?
 

I used a variation of my real name. For example if my real name (and banned account name) was Robert Dylan my stealth name is Rob Dylan.


What is the usual process to listing with variations on a stealth?

Re: Should I confirm my identity?
 

should u confirm your identity,,,,, hmmmm NONONONONO

let increases come naturally and sell to the max. never call or draw attention.

I dont know if I would call in even if my account was 100 percent LEGIT ebay is nuts!

ALSO ADDRESS VARIATION DOESNT WORK UPON AN INVESTIGATION..

stealth + patience = success