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Originally Posted by StealthLannister (Post 1079844)

True. I'm using my usa numbers to verify UK ebay accounts withouth problems :)

Originally Posted by ckev26 (Post 1080023)

So as long as you don't run into a problem you should be fine,
All you are doing with phone verification is confirming it's you and nothing more except raising a flag on the other side as you have just confirmed you are a none UK resident
proceed with caution as problems may lie ahead

Originally Posted by Moscutter (Post 1079972)

I've been doing testing over the past week. With this stuff that's been going on.. creating the account, aging it for 5-7 days . And then i list an item, so far the item appears immediately. So far, within the first hour it's not suspended..We'll see today whether i start getting suspended emails or not, but so far... Creating the seller account and aging it, has bypassed the immediate suspension issue, but that may come back later today , as i know sometimes it takes 24 hours, and also maybe it is normal still to be suspended within first few days. But the initial good news is, not listing immediately has stopped the immediate suspension.

Originally Posted by sax4 (Post 1080030)

Using a non UK number for Ebay doesn't show that you're not a UK resident. If Ebay had a problem with it why do they offer you to use a number from pretty much any country in the world?

Then again, in case you speak to CS then you may want a plausible reason for the different country Sim, you could say that you work in both countries for example.

I generally tend to open accounts with whatever country sims I have, I travel a lot. Then when the account is running well I add UK sims

Originally Posted by Moscutter (Post 1079972)

I've been doing testing over the past week. With this stuff that's been going on.. creating the account, aging it for 5-7 days . And then i list an item, so far the item appears immediately. So far, within the first hour it's not suspended..We'll see today whether i start getting suspended emails or not, but so far... Creating the seller account and aging it, has bypassed the immediate suspension issue, but that may come back later today , as i know sometimes it takes 24 hours, and also maybe it is normal still to be suspended within first few days. But the initial good news is, not listing immediately has stopped the immediate suspension.

Originally Posted by Moscutter (Post 1079972)

I've been doing testing over the past week. With this stuff that's been going on.. creating the account, aging it for 5-7 days . And then i list an item, so far the item appears immediately. So far, within the first hour it's not suspended..We'll see today whether i start getting suspended emails or not, but so far... Creating the seller account and aging it, has bypassed the immediate suspension issue, but that may come back later today , as i know sometimes it takes 24 hours, and also maybe it is normal still to be suspended within first few days. But the initial good news is, not listing immediately has stopped the immediate suspension.

Originally Posted by asmallredfox (Post 1083572)

Does it work well?

Originally Posted by WWhale (Post 1083683)

Yes it works pretty well if you age the account for some days. Now aging accounts is a must.

Originally Posted by paulfoltyn (Post 1073379)

Websites and processors can now detect if you're using a VM - I don't know if ebay are doing this but its a possibility. One easy to identify is your internal IP(easy to disable) being a VM related one … though this isn't the only way sites detect VM's and disabling it might cause as many problems

Try using something other than IPburger - IPburger is targeted at ebayers so the IP range may be a flag to ebay - using any data centre IP isn't the best idea... I'll probably be reprimanded for telling you this on this forum :pop2:

Really theres no need to use VM's. I've got over 20 accounts operating from my regular windows desktop. Just don't forget to switch IP's between access.

All in all ebay want you to buy/sell - but if you give them a big red flag they will act on it

Originally Posted by Karlis96 (Post 1084818)

I have tried everything.
Change FF settings
Change VM settings when setting up Windows
Change mobile phone number provider
Change VCC
Change dongle, wifi router, mobile hotspot
Change browsers

Still have suspension after 1 listing. And in chat support i have never been reinstated of about 20 all my suspended accounts.

Last step what i want to test is completely new laptop, without VM.

There is so many opinions about suspensions - some of users say it is normal, some say no it is not should be like that cos you get suspension right after 1st listing.

I will update here what will be if i will not use VM.

Originally Posted by HolaAmigo (Post 1084820)

I'll save you some time: Tried on a clean Win 10 laptop with no VMs and I'm still ****canned after the first item.

Originally Posted by Karlis96 (Post 1084828)

Fu****

Then where is problem ?

Im still know persons who saying me cos they don't know what is that “ suspension after 1st listing”

I don't know what els i can change in system.

In my case ebay bot is suspending account, because not earlier or later than 30min after 1st listing account becomes suspended.

Originally Posted by HolaAmigo (Post 1084829)

It's gotta be the quality of the information we supplied. For me the suspension came several days after the auction started.

Originally Posted by xovian (Post 1084833)

Try not branded stuff.