Does Ebay care more about the age of the account, or days since the 1st sale, or...
So yesterday I just received my bank&VCC-verified Ebay/Paypal account (from Sandy, great gal)...
I haven't even logged into it yet, because I just got a new tracfone, and it's charging. I intend to handle this account with great care, but at the same time the reason I invested in it, of course, was to profit from it...$2-3K/month would be ideal. I understand that when I first log into this new account, my i.p. address will have changed (to a fresh stealth i.p., in the same region), which may or may not raise a red flag.
In the forum it is often suggested to wait X amount of time before you're "home-free" or "safe enough" to sell your balls to the wall (metaphor intentionally mixed).
Does the period, which seems to be 30 days=fairly-safe, then 90 days=very-safe, begin at the birth of the Ebay account, or does it begin at the linking of Ebay/Paypal, or does it begin from the point you first sell your first small item, or 30-90 days from a 10+ feedback, or 30-90 days from 10+ seller feedback, or 30-90 days from the bank-verification/phone-verification. Or does this especially apply to unverified accounts?
Reason I ask is, I intend to eventually build several of my own stealth accounts, and distribute the risk of limitation among them.
I now already feel comfortable enough to make new Ebay accounts, but I am not yet prepared to hook them up to their new respective PP accounts,
and furthermore verify them with VCC and bank accts and phones.
So, my main question is, should I go ahead and establish a dozen or so Ebay accounts now for future use,
and later on flesh them out with PP accounts, etc. This way, next month, I'll have these aged, albeit dormant, Ebay accounts.
Or does letting a new account collect dust, without any activity, also raise red flags? I assume it is normal, legitimate behavior to let an Ebay account rest for a time. I figure Ebay may think, if anything, that the user recently moved into a new apartment and the user took a few days away from Ebay, or the power went out and the modem/router had to be restarted (which also would explain the new, albeit-same-location, i.p. address).
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