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ebay/Paypal account bank verification problem!
 

Hi,
I hope you can help me as I am trying to by pass this weird problem.
So I try to create a seller account but every time i make one it would show that I have unlimited allowance and once I start selling it would come to zero and eBay always asks me to add a bank account but my bank account have been linked to a suspended previous account and so if I add my real bank details the account will get banned straight away.
eBay also give me an option to link a bank verified PayPal account to my eBay account but again if I do that, my account will get banned in no time.
So my question is... is there a way/method you can undergo in order to stop eBay from asking you to add bank details?

I am using a different ip, number and have wiped all of my history/cache/cookies.

Thank you!

Re: ebay/Paypal account bank verification problem!
 

Just open another bank account Shekibi, and add that to a freshly created paypal and that will then give you a fully verified and functioning account to then link to your new never before used ebay account. You cannot use any old details, everything must be new. The platforms do not get to see your name and address on your bank account so you don't need to worry about them linking you because you have to use your real details to open the new bank account.

You clearly need to have a fully functioning paypal account to get any further on with your ebay account.

Re: ebay/Paypal account bank verification problem!
 

You can also add a vba so you dont have to worry about losing a fresh bank account.

Re: ebay/Paypal account bank verification problem!
 

VBA is not available in the UK

Re: ebay/Paypal account bank verification problem!
 

Sounds like you're creating the eBay and attaching a card as reimbursement. You need to make the PayPal in the same details and VERIFY with a bank and CONFIRM with a VCC.

Re: ebay/Paypal account bank verification problem!
 

Yep, as Callidus has said, change your set up procedures and you won't get 0/0 limits.