All real except address

[dune]

They do cross-check: Name/ surname with DOB and ID card number (SSN, Passport, Driver license, ...). But what about the address?: what if I put a real one I don't live in?.

If they do a soft check a viable solution would be changing the address in the bank (Despites not being my real home) a few months before joining M.P. ....

Does it really matters or am I getting crazy?

[Londonboy17]

i was banned in ebay uk. recently i opened ebay uk with MP and they did soft search in my credit file. so i think address needs to match in uk but dont know in europe.

[Bigblackdog]

Originally Posted by Londonboy17

i was banned in ebay uk. recently i opened ebay uk with MP and they did soft search in my credit file. so i think address needs to match in uk but dont know in europe.

Ebay know that just about everyone has some internet trail - if they cannot find you then they are likely to reject you

The new reality I'm afraid

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Bigblackdog

Ebay know that just about everyone has some internet trail - if they cannot find you then they are likely to reject you

The new reality I'm afraid

Sad but seems simpler for them to do

[dune]

Originally Posted by Londonboy17

i was banned in ebay uk. recently i opened ebay uk with MP and they did soft search in my credit file. so i think address needs to match in uk but dont know in europe.

Why do you blame your suspension on something so simple as your address?. There are other more revelant factors !
A suppossed case. What if a 18 y/o spanish boy in Spain wants to sell on eBay?. He must open a bank account and gives his parents house adress (the one on the ID card). But on eBay he puts the address of a friend's house where he manages his account and sell video games. Will eBay ban him because he doesn't officially figure in that address?. I don't think so. I think we guys are getting more and more paranoid each day ... It can't be that difficult for an average guy to sell on eBay

[murdered_by_ebay]

Originally Posted by aorcat

Why do you blame your suspension on something so simple as your address?. There are other more revelant factors !
A suppossed case. What if a 18 y/o spanish boy in Spain wants to sell on eBay?. He must open a bank account and gives his parents house adress (the one on the ID card). But on eBay he puts the address of a friend's house where he manages his account and sell video games. Will eBay ban him because he doesn't officially figure in that address?. I don't think so. I think we guys are getting more and more paranoid each day ... It can't be that difficult for an average guy to sell on eBay

you just test spain , at least in some countries the address is needed , in spain it may not be the case as ebay would also want to check the internal ID number