Proof of.ownership

ooooo.halo · #1 10-12-2014

I am.worried about this topic. Sometime.ago my.friend opened.an ebay.account to sell. Never had ebay.or paypal before. Her first item.listed was.low value used clothing item. Within a short time, account was restricted and she had.to.prove ownership.
this worries me. In the past my main.source of money came.from.buying.clothes in.charity and discount stores. Do i.need.to.keep receipts?. what about the stuff i have in my attic. Unwanted presents etc...how on earth can these be proved as ownership without receipts? thanks

agent-x · #2 10-12-2014

You like using full stops then?

Bunneh · #3 10-12-2014

Did these happen to be brand name clothes that she bought?

ooooo.halo · #4 10-12-2014

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Originally Posted by agent-x

You like using full stops then?

Lol....its.so.annoying isnt it. My full stop is right.next to.space bar and i always.seem to.hit the.full spot when.making spaces. The only.remedy is.to.type slower but it would take me.all.day ha ha

JamesNorth101 · #5 10-12-2014

Better to take your time and make sure what you type makes sense

You would be best keeping any receipts you ever have. Bare in mind they may not be enough in eBay or PayPals minds to remove a limitation.

ooooo.halo · #6 10-12-2014

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Originally Posted by Bunneh

Did these happen to be brand name clothes that she bought?

Not at all...a.cheap store in the UK. I have a.stack of clothes in the attic but no.proof of ownership for any of them.as some are unwanted gifts etc.. Just worried about how you.prove all this if you are ever asked

Bunneh · #7 10-12-2014

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Originally Posted by ooooo.halo

Not at all...a.cheap store in the UK. I have a.stack of clothes in the attic but no.proof of ownership for any of them.as some are unwanted gifts etc.. Just worried about how you.prove all this if you are ever asked

This is where you need to get creative with your PC

ooooo.halo · #8 10-13-2014

I guess i will if the need arises :-) thanks