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Newbie help Paypal acc Limited permanently
 

My P pal account has been permanently limited without warning but my ebay account is still active. I have a second p pal account set up with different address/bank details. How can I switch my ebay account over to the other p pal account?


Tia

Re: Newbie help Paypal acc Limited permanently
 

Just update all your listings payment policy to use the new paypal account e-mail. I've had 3 PP accounts nuked doing this since they eyeballed me in January just an FYI. I'm gonna try ONE more with _no_ questionable items on those accounts.. if they still limit it I'm gonna give up and go stealth all the way.

Re: Newbie help Paypal acc Limited permanently
 

OK I have a few still active listings on eBay ending today & tomorrow, any alternative payment method I can use instead of paypal??

Re: Newbie help Paypal acc Limited permanently
 

For UK? None. No other payment gateway, sorry.
I was banned from Paypal this week without the possibility to appeal.
£1k+ is stuck there for 180 days.
I can't be bothered to attach another paypal because that's just calling for doomsday sometime soon.
I'll just play with these :juggle: for now. :d

Re: Newbie help Paypal acc Limited permanently
 

@Training4all, keep in mind that the use of new pp and old eb account causes links - you might survive for awhile but the pp could go down at any time. Not the best to keep operating...risk of money being held again and again....your choice anyhow

Re: Newbie help Paypal acc Limited permanently
 

For the sake of discussion, if you use an old PayPal account already established, the eBay account will go down. It seems that the newest will go down if an old and new are linked. If two new are linked, the PayPal usually go down.

Re: Newbie help Paypal acc Limited permanently
 

Mine had reached £500+ in sales daily before the paypal got limited.
I suspect the eBay account is 'marked for death' too but I can't resist the temptation to find a no 21-days-holds Paypal to milk the account until its demise.
Perhaps I need to put a leash on my greed and just move on.