Un-linkable eBay account

[Raz83]

Hi, I browsed and read Apskin's website and had a look at the forum as well, first I will say I already purchased and studied quite a thorough and serious eBay un-linkable accounts manual and have quite a good understanding about how things work, however, I work with dropshipping and that's mean that by definition some of my business practices-as all drop shippers whose working with the big suppliers platforms and using 3rd party monitoring systems/websites/software-aren't sitting well with some of eBay's and PayPal's policies, for instance, I can't take all of my products photos in person since they aren't in my possession and I definitely can't spend the time on editing each and every one of them in a way that will both change their metadata as well as make them look different than other sellers whose trying to sell the same products from the same source in case a real eBay employee will decide to check one of them in person.

I want to open eBay accounts in the countries where the markets are-FWI I am based in Israel-but I don't have relevant friends or relatives in those countries and filling in a real address won't do it even if the last name of the resident will actually be the one that is truly there because I won't be able to provide eBay and PayPal proper proof of address and proof of identity when the time comes (and since I am serious and aiming to build a big e-commerce empire the time will eventually come I am sure), the only solution for it is to register as a company with the local tax authority and since a company is considered as a seperate entity I can provide the EAN and use an address of a logistic warehouse or either a virtual office, but I am not there yet so I need a realistic solution for my current situation that will also cover me when I do register and open a company and won't complicate things and screw up when I need at that time to change the details owing to me being a company.

Another thing is when I get to a situation that PayPal will withdraw money from my account due to lack of funds to pay for eBay fees or an unexpected return request, do you have any real solution for me to those issues?

Kind Regards,

Raz

[rsot]

Welcome to the forum - all the best as you master stealth

Difficult post to read OP - better space it out better.

I am not thrilled reading a huge paragraph without spaces and such.

[dallis]

No such thing as an 'unlinkable' account.

Your questions make it seem you've 'browsed' the forums, but haven't gotten the guide.

Probably time to spend the money, because the answers are there.

[slokor]

Welcome to the forums friend.

[newjerseymax]

Welcome to forum... Got dizzy trying to read, had to stop

[JamesNorth101]

Only 2 full stops in all of that

Makes it really hard to space out and even harder to read

[Raz83]

Sorry about that I'm new to forum culture too lol. And as I wrote in the beginning I already invested in quite a thorough manual and an Apskin rep after he saw the message told me that it seems like I got it nailed down and I need to get more knowledge, that is why he sent me to the forums.

[Play]

Originally Posted by Raz83

Hi, I browsed and read Apskin's website and had a look at the forum as well, first I will say I already purchased and studied quite a thorough and serious eBay un-linkable accounts manual and have quite a good understanding about how things work, however, I work with dropshipping and that's mean that by definition some of my business practices-as all drop shippers whose working with the big suppliers platforms and using 3rd party monitoring systems/websites/software-aren't sitting well with some of eBay's and PayPal's policies, for instance, I can't take all of my products photos in person since they aren't in my possession and I definitely can't spend the time on editing each and every one of them in a way that will both change their metadata as well as make them look different than other sellers whose trying to sell the same products from the same source in case a real eBay employee will decide to check one of them in person.

I want to open eBay accounts in the countries where the markets are-FWI I am based in Israel-but I don't have relevant friends or relatives in those countries and filling in a real address won't do it even if the last name of the resident will actually be the one that is truly there because I won't be able to provide eBay and PayPal proper proof of address and proof of identity when the time comes (and since I am serious and aiming to build a big e-commerce empire the time will eventually come I am sure), the only solution for it is to register as a company with the local tax authority and since a company is considered as a seperate entity I can provide the EAN and use an address of a logistic warehouse or either a virtual office, but I am not there yet so I need a realistic solution for my current situation that will also cover me when I do register and open a company and won't complicate things and screw up when I need at that time to change the details owing to me being a company.

Another thing is when I get to a situation that PayPal will withdraw money from my account due to lack of funds to pay for eBay fees or an unexpected return request, do you have any real solution for me to those issues?

Kind Regards,

Raz

Welcome to the forums!

Metadata - you dont edit, just clear using batchpurifier

Pictures - stock images not a good idea, and so taking your own whilst in your possession is best way forward. If there's too many, you'd want to get creative, but there's no way easy way to do this for thousands of products (to the best of my knowledge).

Funds - Keep enough in PayPal to cover fees.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Raz83

Sorry about that I'm new to forum culture too lol. And as I wrote in the beginning I already invested in quite a thorough manual and an Apskin rep after he saw the message told me that it seems like I got it nailed down and I need to get more knowledge, that is why he sent me to the forums.

Don't forget to thank Play for helping you out Raz83

[Raz83]

Thank you for helping me out play.