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Originally Posted by Rubberdog Just wanted to know if you have and therefore what they ask? Also, if you have all stealth details to hand why is it a problem?
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Yes, I have, dozens of times. If you check threads created by me, you'll see tons of info on the subject.
The "problem" is that eBay usually (80% of the time) will ask you to confirm your details. Since these are stealth, they won't be able to verify it.
HOWEVER: If you are not stuttering and acting like some shifty drug-dealer, and you calmly let them know what you're trying to sell, and act confused about "seller limits" like you have no idea what eBay is about, they almost always give you a limits increase.
To date, I have had ONE occurrence where I was asked for a DL after calling in....but the great thing is, the guy STILL GAVE ME A LIMITS INCREASE! 500% increase, from 10 to 50 items per month, with the stipulation that I must provide a DL for future increases. (easily resolved, be creative)
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Your account has to be a SELLER account for 30-45 days before you can get an increase.
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FALSE!
I call on EVERY new stealth account I create DAY 1 for limit increases. But please note to MAX YOUR LIMITS (list the full amount they give you) before calling in. I recommend you list something low-risk, it doesn't even have to be your actual product----books, for example, and then call in. They will review your inventory, and ask questions about it, so rehearse beforehand. Don't be a stuttering idiot on the phone.
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You can call the same day you create it to get an increase if you want.
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Correct.
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It is advised against so consistently because it can attract unwelcome attention to your stealth account, and the closer they look the more chance they will find out what you and everyone else on here is so desperate to stop them finding out,
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This is correct. The biggest issue, however, is if you are doing shady business. I've never had an account outright shutdown after calling in, however, document requests, while uncommon, can occur.
Bottom line: Make sure your account is in order before you call. Don't list VERO stuff and then ask them to review you for a limit increase. Don't get a negative feedback and then call in. Common sense.
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Where's GhostofAmazon at?
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I've been tending my own garden. Sorry for the delay.