| | | Harariman99 | 04-03-2020 10:05 AM | MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Received an MC011 2 weeks ago, perhaps because I received a large volume of orders and was late in shipping out a portion (but I’m still above standard!).
eBay requested proof of purchase, I supplied receipts.
Then they request the fees be paid for them to proceed with the case and “consider” reinstatement. Reading the email, it felt like they’re not going to reinstate my account. My fees are close to 3k. A friend was saying to forget it and just get another account, but idk. What do you think |
| Harariman99 | 04-03-2020 10:09 AM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement I sold bundles of toilet paper some time before the suspension a few weeks ago. I sold shoes (80% of my last 90 days sold items were shoes), too, but just sent the receipts for the shoes as it would have been weird to show toilet paper receipts. |
| SaiJin | 04-03-2020 10:14 AM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Well, if you pwe them money, then you need to pay it. |
| phaz0rz | 04-03-2020 11:04 AM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement You'll have to decide if you'd rather pay the $3k, or have a delinquent account showing on your credit report for the next several years. I'm assuming this is your real account so if you don't pay, they will definitely send your bill to a collection agency.
Personally I'd just square up with eBay. You've already made your money.. not really cool to hold back eBay's cut when you they're the ones that helped you get paid in the first place. |
| Harariman99 | 04-03-2020 12:12 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement It just irked me how they requested it be paid now for the case to be considered, since it’s not really due until 2 weeks from now. |
| Pandoras_box | 04-03-2020 12:43 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by phaz0rz
(Post 1082283)
You'll have to decide if you'd rather pay the $3k, or have a delinquent account showing on your credit report for the next several years. I'm assuming this is your real account so if you don't pay, they will definitely send your bill to a collection agency.
Personally I'd just square up with eBay. You've already made your money.. not really cool to hold back eBay's cut when you they're the ones that helped you get paid in the first place. | Thanks for the voice of reason. Holding onto eBay fees just makes stealth harder for everyone eventually. |
| phaz0rz | 04-03-2020 12:47 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by Harariman99
(Post 1082293)
It just irked me how they requested it be paid now for the case to be considered, since it’s not really due until 2 weeks from now. | Lol. This isn't their first rodeo and they know exactly what you're thinking. Holding the reinstatement of your account over your head is basically the only leverage eBay has against you, so that's what they're doing, in hopes that you'll pay up instead of abandon your account. |
| Bigblackdog | 04-03-2020 01:05 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by SaiJin
(Post 1082263)
Well, if you pwe them money, then you need to pay it. | That;s very charitable - especially considering what an understanding and charitable organisation Ebay is
Sorry but my response would be sue me if you can find me |
| Bigblackdog | 04-03-2020 01:10 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by Pandoras_box
(Post 1082296)
Thanks for the voice of reason. Holding onto eBay fees just makes stealth harder for everyone eventually. | Oh please - this is peeing up my back and telling me it's raining - do you seriously advocate that the OP paying a multi million pound company 3 grand will make stealth easier? Can I have some of what you're smoking please? |
| phaz0rz | 04-03-2020 01:39 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigblackdog
(Post 1082303)
Sorry but my response would be sue me if you can find me | I doubt they'd sue you in the US but it would drag your credit score down quite a bit, and I don't know whether or not the collections agencies apply interest to the amount they're trying to collect from you. |
| Pandoras_box | 04-03-2020 01:47 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigblackdog
(Post 1082305)
Oh please - this is peeing up my back and telling me it's raining - do you seriously advocate that the OP paying a multi million pound company 3 grand will make stealth easier? Can I have some of what you're smoking please? | That illustration does not fit. It comes off as a cop-out for mounting a sophisticated argument.
I suppose there aren't thousands of sellers who have walked away with eBay fees. OP must be the first to consider it.
Stealth accounts are getting harder to create and operate. Based on what I've deduced (even considering eBay's condition to OP) it would appear eBay is taking significant steps to rein in their losses due to uncollected fees or refunds that have to come out of their pocket.
If you do not think this is one of the reasons eBay stealth is progressively getting complicated, I'd like to hear your opinion.
Morals aside, why shouldn't people pay for the service they receive?
You'd imagine that people who have this as their only income or at least benefit from it would want to keep the entire eco-system alive.
At what point do you think dodging fees will constitute a problem for everyone? What would happen if 10, 50 or 90% of sellers elect to do as you infer? |
| Harariman99 | 04-03-2020 01:49 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Welp, paid it about an hour ago and just received an indefinite suspension .. |
| Bigblackdog | 04-03-2020 01:56 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by Pandoras_box
(Post 1082314)
That illustration does not fit. It comes off as a cop-out for mounting a sophisticated argument.
I suppose there aren't thousands of sellers who have walked away with eBay fees. OP must be the first to consider it.
In my opinion,
It's like
Stealth accounts are getting harder to create and operate. Based on what I've deduced (even considering eBay's condition to OP) it would appear eBay is taking significant steps to rein in their losses due to uncollected fees or refunds that have to come out of their pocket.
If you do not think this is one of the reasons eBay stealth is progressively getting complicated, I'd like to hear your opinion.
Morals aside, why shouldn't people pay for the service they receive?
You'd imagine that people who have this as their only income or at least benefit from it would want to keep the entire eco-system alive.
At what point do you think dodging fees will constitute a problem for everyone? What would happen if 10, 50 or 90% of sellers elect to do as you infer? | Still think it was a good idea to pay it? |
| phaz0rz | 04-03-2020 02:00 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by Harariman99
(Post 1082315)
Welp, paid it about an hour ago and just received an indefinite suspension .. | Not the first time I've heard of them doing that. At least your credit score won't be lowered. Your toilet paper sales probably didn't go in your favor when they were doing their "considering."
You can always get an LLC and/or stealth account. :noidea: |
| Pandoras_box | 04-03-2020 02:01 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by tinsoldier
(Post 1082300)
Normally I'd agree, but on a forum which effectively revolves around fraud with moderators actively promoting it (see above poster - not phaz0rz clearly) the irony and requests for integrity seem somewhat ironic.
Here's a thought....how about decrying stealth (fraud) because it makes life harder for decent honest sellers. | While fraud and outright theft both prohibit the same kind of behaviour, I do not think they both carry the same weight.
Phaking docs is fraud, withholding fees is stealing. |
| Bigblackdog | 04-03-2020 02:08 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by phaz0rz
(Post 1082318)
Not the first time I've heard of them doing that. At least your credit score won't be lowered. Your toilet paper sales probably didn't go in your favor when they were doing their "considering."
You can always get an LLC and/or stealth account. :noidea: | Yes - but he could have done this without paying three grand
The holier than thou attitude in this thread blows my mind |
| Pandoras_box | 04-03-2020 02:08 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigblackdog
(Post 1082317)
Still think it was a good idea to pay it? | Perhaps this would sound better to your ears: "No, it was a bad idea. He should have ran off with their money and not paid for the services he received."
This forum is not about robbing anyone, it is about turning a profit. eBay provided him with a platform to turn a profit in exchange for their fees.
What is so seductive about stealing their money on the way out?
Op can just make more stealth accounts and carry on with his business. It doesn't take cleaning out eBay to do that. |
| Bigblackdog | 04-03-2020 02:11 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by Pandoras_box
(Post 1082322)
Perhaps this would sound better to your ears: "No, it was a bad idea. He should have ran off with their money and not paid for the services he received."
This forum is not about robing anyone, it is about turning a profit. eBay provided him with a platform to turn a profit in exchange for their fees.
What is so seductive about stealing their money on the way out?
Op can just make more stealth accounts and carry on with his business. It doesn't take cleaning out eBay to do that. | You cannot be serious - surely - you are advocating that the OP commits fraud - and that is what stealth is - but should pay someone who wants to do him harm?
Your logic defies all understanding |
| Pandoras_box | 04-03-2020 02:13 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Not at all trying to be holy or advocating for eBay. I just think that if we keep skipping fees, more and more people would latch on and it would make stealth more difficult for all of us eventually.
Notice I'm not saying anything about faking docs - because we must do that to keep our accounts going. But cleaning out eBay is needless and gives them a reason to tighten the screw on us. |
| phaz0rz | 04-03-2020 02:19 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigblackdog
(Post 1082321)
Yes - but he could have done this without paying three grand
The holier than thou attitude in this thread blows my mind | There's no possible way he could have spared his credit score without paying what he owes.
I'm not meaning to blow your mind. I guess I'm loyal to eBay because they've been very good to me over the years. Stealth isn't fraud in the US and I don't want to see it become any harder to run accounts. If enough sellers run off with what they owe there's no doubt stealth would become harder.. because that's the kind of thing that would encourage eBay to more carefully verify the people they're allowing to sell.
:noidea:
This isn't even an argument from my POV. If you use the service you're supposed to pay for it. |
| Bigblackdog | 04-03-2020 02:20 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by Harariman99
(Post 1082315)
Welp, paid it about an hour ago and just received an indefinite suspension .. | I'm really sorry to read that
As you can see certain members of this forum believe you did the right thing - even though it was likely that the outcome would be the same - it wasn't their money after all
I hope you can get going again and recover and my I be presumptuous and suggest you be very careful who you take advise from in the future
Good luck for the future |
| Pandoras_box | 04-03-2020 02:22 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by tinsoldier
(Post 1082325)
What's your point? This forum is dedicated to fraud and stealing and is actively assisted. (phake docs are available ;) )
I merely pointed out the irony of a moderator and seller of such wares telling a punter to behave properly.
If any of us could get away with it, without any repercussions whatsoever, we'd do it. If anyone says otherwise then I'm inclined to dismiss them as fibbers. Through my creative business model I'm knowingly defrauding the UK tax system, robbing ebay would therefore be walk in the park. | Forum dedicated to stealing? That's new to me. I know I have not traversed all corners of this forum so perhaps you can point me in the right direction. I'm not discounting your notion, I just haven't deduced that yet.
I do not think everyone here would agree when you infer we would all cheat bar the repercussions.
If you're defrauding the UK government and eBay, that's your choice. But you'd have an extraordinary claim waiting for you to substantiate if you make that a blanket accusation |
| Bigblackdog | 04-03-2020 02:26 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by phaz0rz
(Post 1082328)
There's no possible way he could have spared his credit score without paying what he owes.
I'm not meaning to blow your mind. I guess I'm loyal to eBay because they've been very good to me over the years. Stealth isn't fraud in the US and I don't want to see it become any harder to run accounts. If enough sellers run off with what they owe there's no doubt stealth would become harder.. because that's the kind of thing that would encourage eBay to more carefully verify the people they're allowing to sell.
:noidea:
This isn't even an argument from my POV. If you use the service you're supposed to pay for it. | I haven't been active on this forum for many years but the same spurious arguments were being advocated years ago
They were no more relevant then than they are now
At least when GreenBean was active she would burst arguments such as yours |
| Pandoras_box | 04-03-2020 02:30 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by phaz0rz
(Post 1082328)
There's no possible way he could have spared his credit score without paying what he owes.
I'm not meaning to blow your mind. I guess I'm loyal to eBay because they've been very good to me over the years. Stealth isn't fraud in the US and I don't want to see it become any harder to run accounts. If enough sellers run off with what they owe there's no doubt stealth would become harder.. because that's the kind of thing that would encourage eBay to more carefully verify the people they're allowing to sell.
:noidea:
This isn't even an argument from my POV. If you use the service you're supposed to pay for it. |
Exactly. Stealth has been monumentally difficult in the US since late last year. I do not think eBay is just sitting there thinking "Well, what shall we throw money at now? Oh, stealthers!"
It would be more logical to consider that our actions may be forcing their hand. |
| Bigblackdog | 04-03-2020 02:46 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by Pandoras_box
(Post 1082334)
Exactly. Stealth has been monumentally difficult in the US since late last year. I do not think eBay is just sitting there thinking "Well, what shall we through money at now? Oh, stealthers!"
It would be more logical to consider that our actions may be forcing their hand. | I'm really sorry - stealthers are not as important to Ebay as you think they are - their normal security takes care of most issues - just look at the number who come here making the same fundamental mistakes
Telling them to buy the stealth guide or IP burger, while it may be good for the moderators, really does not do much for the people who really need help
Stealth is a continually evolving mindset - witness Etsy - no one really offers advise on Etsy do they? - and yet some of us have cracked that algorythm - because it is constantly changing
The fact that some stealthers choose to not pay Ebay fees has no effect, detrimental or otherwise, to the business of stealth
Please do not make the mistake of believing that as stealthers we are considered a threat to Ebay, Amazon or Etsy unless we are involved in activities that will bring bad publicity down on them - we are a mere irritation to be brushed aside
To believe anything elsel is to believe your own advertising |
| Bigblackdog | 04-03-2020 03:07 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by phaz0rz
(Post 1082333)
Find me a Greenbean post where the word salad she posted actually had any meaning. What's your point? What argument are you referring to? This is really just common sense (and decency).
I never argued with GB about anything.. for the record. She was a goody-goody type of poster so I doubt she was advocating not paying your eBay fees. | GreenBean was a very good online friend of mine - I lived in Australia for a while - admitedly not Sydney - but I can state she understood the members of this forum all too well - and she understood the game we are playing
With the greatest of respect to you - she understood it a lot more than you do |
| agent006140 | 04-03-2020 03:38 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Etsy takes its fees from your order,so it will always get paid.
Same with Paypal
Wonder when Ebay will do the same.
OR has it been doing it with MP? |
| phaz0rz | 04-03-2020 05:31 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigblackdog
(Post 1082339)
With the greatest of respect to you - she understood it a lot more than you do | What are you trying to say she understood better than me? You're being so vague that I don't understand what you're meaning. Greenbean was just a moderator who posted tons of vague cryptic statements which rarely helped anyone.. much in the same way rsot and agent do now.
Anyway, signing off, lol. Pretty sure OP is gone anyway. |
| Johnwammh | 04-04-2020 12:08 AM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement if stealth. dont pay
if not stealth, pay
simple |
| HurricaneHuntr | 10-15-2020 08:59 AM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnwammh
(Post 1082431)
if stealth. dont pay
if not stealth, pay
simple | Not to necro this thread.. But, as long you haven't given ebay your SSN or EIN. All accounts are stealth. They can't put it on your credit report, or collections without proof it was you who opened the account and sold on the account. If they do, any collections wroth their weight, would remove it as soon as you sent in a dispute letter saying i don't recognize this.
They will email and call you a lot though. |
| agent006140 | 10-15-2020 10:00 AM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement most amount owed is not large,Ebay just write it off. |
| stich555 | 10-21-2020 06:26 AM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement Hello,
My own account was closed and after 3y I paid outstanding balance but all i can do is buy stuff. I got 0 limits and doesnt matter how high up CS chat i go all say same thing account is permanently closed and no one can change that.
Reason was thay due to personal issues I couldnt send out all parcels and negatives started flooding in. Eventually it was closed. But 3y later i see that even with low rate sellers are not closed, but ebay is not willing to reinstate my account.
Is there anything at all that can be done to open it up again? |
| djswho | 10-28-2020 01:52 PM | Re: MC011, they want fees paid before they consider reinstatement My question anybody can help to me remove mc011 my account normal / personal
can give instuction or similar ?
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