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Making a new ebay account without paypal?
 

Hey,

I have been suspended by Ebay countless times all for stupid reasons. I made a new account today and did everything right. Reset Cookies, Changed IP, Address, New Email, New Address the whole nine yards. I realized that eBay has changed a little since the summer... I have a few questions that I'm hoping someone can help me with.

- I need to create a Merchant Account or Paypal account in order to sell on eBay. PayPal is obviously out of the question. I also understand that with a merchant account I need to fax them (ebay) documents. My Ebay selling information is going to be different than my Payment receiving information. How do I set this up so that eBay doesn't realize that the person selling the ebay items is not the person receiving the payment?

HI- my only advice- based upon what Ive done/did/tried--- and I ve done just about everything-been handed down all types of suspension reasons---open a ccnow acct- they accept PAYPAL on your behalf, they convert to cash + deposit into your acct- IN other words- they deal with all the paypal hassles- I honestly do not know how they get passed all the paypal verfications/limitations, as they must process several thousand /day... They must be pretty BIG-- theyre a Digital River Company, and i know that a big software compant- have bought like anti virus on line before + the Big brother after dark feeds, and it all went through + was processed by DIgital River COmpany--maybe ASpKIN knows what Digital River is about?? I think theyre most likely owned by a real big company??

Heres a 1998 article i found:
Digital River Inc, the electronic software hosting and distribution company that last week launched the second version of its service, (CI No. 3,428) has filed for its initial public offering, aiming to raise up to $40m before expenses. The Minneapolis, Minnesota company hosts software from many top publishers, including IBM Corp's Lotus, Symantec Corp and Adobe Systems Inc and distributes the software over the internet when customers require it, talking a percentage for itself, but charging the companies themselves nothing to host the software.