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Originally Posted by agent006140 (Post 1257023)

Where is SAX4?

Originally Posted by x2ruff4u (Post 1257110)

FYI guys it took me a long time as I've been doing this for so long, but eBay does ban you by social and name now. Some might go through, but it catches up to you eventually. I'm also assuming if you've been doing it for a long time or been banned too many times over the years lol...If that helps anyone

Originally Posted by x2ruff4u (Post 1257110)

FYI guys it took me a long time as I've been doing this for so long, but eBay does ban you by social and name now. Some might go through, but it catches up to you eventually. I'm also assuming if you've been doing it for a long time or been banned too many times over the years lol...If that helps anyone

Originally Posted by jt_infamous (Post 1256450)

my theroy is that theres a ratio they hope to have. People coming and selling with no purchase isn’t good business. Hence why they ban you but still allow you to buy. Its lowkey hard to get banned from purchasing on ebay

Originally Posted by Karlis96 (Post 1257799)

I think it will no longer be possible to create many accounts and treat them lightly, as it was before. If you block them, nothing will open the next one, or like others, there were about 50 active accounts

Originally Posted by murdered_by_ebay (Post 1257800)

you mean you lost 50?

Originally Posted by aking (Post 1257878)

I will say this forum helped me become very successful seller 20 years ago. The Stealth Book helped me personally tremendously, however I will say this was 15-20 years ago.

Originally Posted by Karlis96 (Post 1257881)

I think the problem is no longer in the book, but in the AI ​​that eBay itself uses.

Originally Posted by dabuds420 (Post 1257911)

All about learning on the job these days, I'm always trying new methods and strategies until the code is cracked. 6 months later, there is a new code to crack haha, all part of the game.

Originally Posted by Karlis96 (Post 1257923)

interesting how you crack ebay’s AI

Originally Posted by dabuds420 (Post 1257927)

Trial and error and obsessive research.

Originally Posted by matthewhon112 (Post 1257967)

have you cracked it recently?

Originally Posted by dabuds420 (Post 1257972)

It seems that way, I have made 5 personal accounts within the last 72 hours all have been able to list without the re-activate error, all have £38k/5k item monthly limits.

Just getting sales now and slowly building them up, so far so good!

Originally Posted by matthewhon112 (Post 1257978)

any chance your willing to share what your doing differently?

Originally Posted by dabuds420 (Post 1257985)

Unfortunately I cannot. I hate to gatekeep. However it has taken me months on end, nobody was quick to assist me regarding this.

I'm sure many others veteran sellers are also clued in on how this works but didn't care to share either.

Originally Posted by Karlis96 (Post 1257987)

I know many who have such limits specifically for UK accounts. A lot depends on the country where the account is opened. So it may seem like you are cracking something, but in reality it is different and those who read this from another country where it is more difficult to open an account think that you have a success story. I also had such accounts with such limits until the end of 2024 and in January 2025 everything changed. I think that there is a ratio of purchases and sales, if purchases are less than sales by some set coefficient then why do you need sellers? Another thing could be AI that sees parallels with similar accounts, including behavior. I don't believe that one person can crack a security system worth millions that has been created by countless IT specialists for years.

Originally Posted by dabuds420 (Post 1257990)

I used to fully agree with you a few months back, thinking it was all down to eBay managing sellers to fit the demand or lack thereof of buyers. But honestly now I think that’s mostly BS.

There are ways to get high limit accounts without triggering reactivation or bans, it just comes down to figuring out the right strategy. I’ve been testing non stop and finally found something that works.

At this point, I only have experience working with eBay UK, and for a lot of people it's been proving quite hard to be successful there nowadays. However, I genuinely think I could make it work in any country, it's all about being persistent in testing new methods.

Originally Posted by kirkland (Post 1257994)

I posted a few comments above you about how I recently found some success in creating new accounts. Does your method allow you to create in large volumes (eg multi accounts per day)? Or are you moreso going about at a slower rate (for me, right now, 1 account/day is working without issue and I havent tried to push it since Im happy with my recent method)

Originally Posted by dabuds420 (Post 1258000)

Since finding success with my new method, I’ve created five accounts over the past seven days. I wouldn’t consider that high volume but everyone's interpretation is different, although three were made just yesterday alone.

So far, it seems scalable. All accounts have active listings with no hiccups. The oldest ones already have completed sales and successful payouts with no issues at all. I plan to keep scaling in case eBay changes things again.

Originally Posted by rsot (Post 1258012)

Very interesting - that's solid success with your new method and just yesterday, wow

Originally Posted by dabuds420 (Post 1258024)

Yes, I do not want to speak too soon but so far it seems to be working very well. I am very relieved, it was almost crunch time... I need to begin selling again.

Originally Posted by matthewhon112 (Post 1258346)

Has anyone in the US have any success as of recent

Originally Posted by james_112233 (Post 1258349)

I doubt it will last if you're selling volume / high revenue. That always triggers many manual checks over time.

Originally Posted by solefoodbk (Post 1257020)

The principles of stealth still apply. Many here have done this over 10 years, some 20 years. You don't probably think what comes so natural, however it's not common sense. When I first started doing this, I didn't even know IP caused a link. You have to learn that.

The basics of account creation, and everything taught here is why I've been able to make new accounts with plenty other marketplaces not actively discussed.

Example: I had a customer on Poshmark about a month ago buy two things from me. He then got randomly suspended. Who knows what happened, but I continued to check his account. He was active almost 3 weeks, everyday after his suspension. And he did not fix it. Me? The last Poshmark account which was my first account I had 2018-2024 it got suspended over 20+ times, reinstated throughout that. Now my current account hasn't faced a problem in nearly a year because I learned Poshmark algorithms That is stealth.

No one here that has an active eBay account, without it being your first account is practicing some version of stealth. I said it before but even when eBay was with Paypal, you eventually graduated Paypal to business with EIN. That was no longer "stealth", but it was just the same. If you can stay on any marketplace after having got suspended, regardless the means, that is stealth.

Originally Posted by moderntrends (Post 1258919)

I understand people want to keep their methods for themselves and for good reason, but man is it frustrating. People are having issues with stealth and need answers that they can't find from the guide, so they are told to go to the forum for answers, but the people on the forums won't share any type of info on how they are successful. I understand not sharing your entire method, but this is a forum made to help one another so that we can all be successful. It would be nice if more people would share something that could help steer people in the right direction, especially with how difficult things have been for the past year.

Originally Posted by barcyglobe (Post 1258989)

it's definitely tough and unfair. I can't even get back on to sell an authentic pair of jeans or a used hp laptop. i'm watching other sellers sell replica watches with moissanite stones, stolen airpods, and ⊗⊗⊗⊗ louis v clutches. and they sell like 10 in a week. what a bummer - ebay is.

Originally Posted by sax4 (Post 1259079)

I haven't made any accounts in a couple of months,but back then the same old tried and tested methods worked from back in the day. Details do not need to be real from the outset.