[Guide] How to add NEW PP to an eBay account with limited PP

JamesNorth101 · #23 08-02-2017

You can give it a go, but if PayPal link you to your old PayPal a cooling off period isn't going to help

These sorts of things do just generally have a limited self life

Mayhard · #24 08-02-2017

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Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

You can give it a go, but if PayPal link you to your old PayPal a cooling off period isn't going to help

These sorts of things do just generally have a limited self life

And how are they going to link me to and old paypal account if I follow stealth rules with my new pp account?

Mayhard · #25 08-02-2017

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Originally Posted by empirestate

Maximum of 2 PP can be used on 1 eBay account

If I have had two pp accounts linked to an ebay account and they both got limited it's not possible to add another pp account to that ebay account anymore?

JamesNorth101 · #26 08-02-2017

Your linking a new PayPal to an eBay that has already linked to PayPal...

PayPal just have to realise its the same eBay that its been linked to and its game over. They just take a while to realise (or at least take a while to do anything about it) sometimes

Mayhard · #27 08-02-2017

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Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

Your linking a new PayPal to an eBay that has already linked to PayPal...

PayPal just have to realise its the same eBay that its been linked to and its game over. They just take a while to realise (or at least take a while to do anything about it) sometimes

But ebay and paypal have been separate companies from 2015, do they still share the information?

JamesNorth101 · #28 08-02-2017

Lots and lots of information

Mayhard · #29 08-02-2017

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Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

Lots and lots of information

Well, okay, maybe it has a shelf life.
But it makes it kinda easy, doesnt it? If you got an aged and high-selling-limited ebay account, to which you can add paypal account which will last for 1 to several months, its quite favorable situation, since you can get decent amount of money from that ebay (since it has high selling limits) and after the pp gets limited lets say after a month, you will just add another stealth pp account, and after that one gets limited you will add another one and will just keep adding those pp accounts.

JamesNorth101 · #30 08-02-2017

Your not taking into account that each of them needs a bank account if you want to run them correctly and then you will end up with a lot of money trapped in 180 day holds that PayPal don't always release

Mayhard · #31 08-02-2017

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Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

Your not taking into account that each of them needs a bank account if you want to run them correctly and then you will end up with a lot of money trapped in 180 day holds that PayPal don't always release

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?

JamesNorth101 · #32 08-02-2017

Quite a few threads about it on the forum

It generally comes down to them just refusing ID

This whole thing can work, but it tends to be a short term solution. Its very very hard to build up a long term PayPal this way.

Most the time you can use it as a stop gap while you build up a new eBay and PayPal

Mayhard · #33 08-02-2017

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Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

Quite a few threads about it on the forum

It generally comes down to them just refusing ID

This whole thing can work, but it tends to be a short term solution. Its very very hard to build up a long term PayPal this way.

Most the time you can use it as a stop gap while you build up a new eBay and PayPal

Refused ID - I am talking about confirmed and verified paypal only.
'Its very very hard to build up a long term PayPal this way.' - if there is a possibility to do that, how do I do that?
So I guess the advice here is to just create a new ebay & paypal account and forget that ebay account, right?

JamesNorth101 · #34 08-02-2017

When PayPal limit an account, they can request ID. They can then refuse the ID hence getting a PayPal with a refused ID. Its very common

It isn't possible to build up these types of PayPal long term unless you just get lucky and PayPal don't limit you.

Long term in my experiences you can use this as a short term solution while building up a new eBay and new PayPal to take over later on

Mayhard · #35 08-02-2017

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Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

When PayPal limit an account, they can request ID. They can then refuse the ID hence getting a PayPal with a refused ID. Its very common

It isn't possible to build up these types of PayPal long term unless you just get lucky and PayPal don't limit you.

Long term in my experiences you can use this as a short term solution while building up a new eBay and new PayPal to take over later on

Well, it sounds scary that they are able not to give the money back, it does not sound legal at all. What do they do with the money then? Just take it for themselves?

thank you for helping me out!

mike316 · #36 08-02-2017

This is just bad stealth all round, if you don't get caught doing this you have gotten lucky.

I have done this lots in the past always got caught in the end.......and then I found this place and made ebay my b*tch, eb*tch

Its all about eliminating risks and this is high risk from personal experiences.

Start over you will sleep better not worrying about when they will link you.

Mayhard · #37 08-02-2017

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Originally Posted by mike316

This is just bad stealth all round, if you don't get caught doing this you have gotten lucky.

I have done this lots in the past always got caught in the end.......and then I found this place and made ebay my b*tch, eb*tch

Its all about eliminating risks and this is high risk from personal experiences.

Start over you will sleep better not worrying about when they will link you.

When was it? And for how long did your pp accounts usually last?

mike316 · #38 08-02-2017

The last time was around a year ago mate, one lasted a day as I was selling exactly the same things with a brand new paypal and another time I aged the paypal a few months first and that lasted around a month. I had done this many times in the past without learning my lesson.

The reason I did it again was I was selling around £400 a day and paypal got limited I just assumed I can attatch a new one and keep making money, as it was my early attempts at stealth I just chalked it off to experience and the guys have since put me straight about the correct methods. I now have quite a few accounts so the pain from the past feels worth it.

empirestate · #39 08-05-2017

Of course don't count on this solution to eliminate all your problems in life. Do this and make a perfect backup running at the same time. One thing I know for sure is that nothing is guaranteed in life.
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Mayhard · #40 08-07-2017

should we update the FFP?
Right now there is an update - firefox 54.0.1. should we proceed?

bailey17 · #41 08-15-2017

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Originally Posted by slokor

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

Wat are ur selling limits?

cool25 · #42 08-19-2017

I want to place my new paypal account with old one but the problem is My paypal address

and ebay adders both aren't same edoest it effect on my account

dachilla · #43 08-25-2017

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.

empirestate · #44 08-25-2017

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Originally Posted by dachilla

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.

Right on the head of the nail!
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