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Originally Posted by slokor (Post 861576)

I agree.
Doing things the way I described above though can prolong that. Ive done it this way on several accounts - theyre still up and running 3-4 years later

Originally Posted by dachilla (Post 867759)

From my experience: if the ebay account and the newly added paypal account are well established, it works. I am doing this for 3 years, but I added a 2 year old paypal to an ebay account with 1k+ sellerfeedbacks. It's still up and running, even tho the paypal isn't in the same name or the same country as the ebay account. My guess would be: age and trust is everything in this game.

Originally Posted by empirestate (Post 854502)

Yes, eBay allows this but you have to take it slow because you are starting over again on Paypal.

Disclaimer: there are no guarantees that this will last for a long time because there are too many variables to consider, but if you are open to try, here are the proper steps:

1. Start on brand new fresh browser
2. Log in to eBay and go to the listing page
3. Go down to Payment options > Email address for receiving payment box

https://image.prntscr.com/image/50cc...wOm51S1gZg.png

4. Put in your Paypal new email address
5. Fund from sales will now flow to your new PP

Originally Posted by Inter1010 (Post 871378)

So, is it okay to use multiple stealth Paypal account for 1 ebay store? As long as we change the email address on the listing?

Originally Posted by MM78 (Post 871931)

No, you seem very confused as to what is going on or what's being said.

What some people are trying to do is add a NEW PayPal to an ebay account which had its current PayPal limited. While this can work, it eventually causes the new PayPal to go down sooner or later.

Originally Posted by WEI (Post 873283)

mind to tell why it will go down aswell? been doing this for years, and i haven't had any problems with my ebay and paypal accounts. Thanks

Originally Posted by butterbear (Post 874396)

So i called eBay earlier and ask them that i would like to add a new paypal to the current ebay account and that guy told me " yeah, ofcus you can do that. I have seen many sellers with more than paypals on the same ebay account" I was like oh okay...

Originally Posted by MM78 (Post 874441)

Did explain that the previous PayPal was limited? Also most eBay reps are dumb as hell, but if you want take the reps word for it then go for it.

Originally Posted by MM78 (Post 874441)

Did explain that the previous PayPal was limited? Also most eBay reps are dumb as hell, but if you want take the reps word for it then go for it.

Originally Posted by slokor (Post 854583)

That's a very easy way to get yourself linked and shut down again.
If you actually do want to go this route then do it right.
Start with a new fresh and dedicated device and new fresh and solid IP solution.
Change EVERYTHING on the ebay account to actually match the new paypal account. Make sure the name on the new paypal account shares the last name as the ebay account - not the first name. Change the email address on ebay, the phone number, the address - to match the new paypal. Verify the paypal with a VBA (dont add your own bank account - no point in 'burning' it before you know this is actually working).
Now create a history for the account using all this info for at least a week. if you have the option to add a VCC and make a coupe of small purchases as well all the better.
Then and only then attempt to list items using the step mentioned above.
Takes more time - but your chances of success increase dramatically.

Originally Posted by Mayhard (Post 862845)

Well, I do not think that a bank account is a problem here. Money being trapped yes, that's an issue.

But it's the first time I have ever heard that they do not always release the money. Under what circumstances do they and can they not give the money back to a rightful owner?

Originally Posted by butterbear (Post 874396)

So i called eBay earlier and ask them that i would like to add a new paypal to the current ebay account and that guy told me " yeah, ofcus you can do that. I have seen many sellers with more than paypals on the same ebay account" I was like oh okay...

Originally Posted by GreenBean (Post 888078)

If the eBay staffer put that in writing, then maybe it might be feasible.

Otherwise, it is hot air from the staffer’s *coughs* mouth. I really mean ar*e.

Sadly they lie more than give help.

:pout:

Originally Posted by Kajunrook (Post 909191)

Well I took Empire's advice and followed it to the T and attached a good paypal to a good ebay account that the paypal got limited, 4 weeks and counting and all is still good, learning my lesson though and only keep enough money in paypal to pay ebay fees.

Originally Posted by sax4 (Post 914369)

Yes I have loads of Paypals who's Ebays have been suspended, work like any other paypal for me

Originally Posted by bubleHD (Post 916104)

Guys but what if paypal linked to ebay not suspended, fine but I jsut don't want to exceed some thresholds there and I add different pp to LISTINGS to receive payments? Ive done it before accidently, repricer's settings was messed up. And it was fine. But I see some people get linked :(
I always thought it is safe because there are even whole companies and 3rd pary services who receive payment for you

Originally Posted by rsot (Post 916113)

People do get linked by what you are trying to do - it is NOT safe in general since PP can see that you are trying to exceed limits.

It might work for a while but in long run, you could get at ANY time....never know 100%

Originally Posted by intersale09 (Post 934437)

I don't get what is the wrong if you use this method and got suspended even after few weeks, when you you have nothing to loose as not offering PP for paying method basically means loosing 80-90% of potential buyers on ebay. I haven't tried to add new PP on any EB account so far, thinking there is 0 chance that will work, but I will do from now on.
Thanks for the unselfish people here and to the Aspkin for making my life better

Originally Posted by slokor (Post 854583)

Make sure the name on the new paypal account shares the last name as the ebay account - not the first name.