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Has anyone got their one PayPal account limited more than once?
 

Ok so I have 8 stealth PayPal accounts all setup nicely with their own unique bank account # with verified/confirmed address. 5 of them, yes 5 have been limited all within a 3 month period (not all at the same time). I sent them exactly what they wanted and got each limitation removed. My question is, has anyone had their one PayPal account get limited a 2nd time after it has already been limited and lifted once before?

I 've had all my accounts get limited more than once. I have one particular account that has been limited 8 times this year. Changing address does it. Changing phone does it. Adding money market does it. Getting the debit card does it. Transaction value does it. Revenue volume does it. Accelleration does it. Number of listings does it. Type of goods does it. The Santa Anna Winds do it. I think the Bermuda Triangle is involved too.

But all the limitations have been lifted when restoration criteria has been met and documents provided. Nothing more than annoying really.

^^^What's accelleration?:tears:

It's the amount of increase of sales. Say you sell 5 units this week and then 10 units next week. That's 100% accelleration in 7 days.

ugh... I guess I can look forward to more limitations :doh:

^^^ there is a chance they will even out. You may have accounts that go OK.:peace:

Every one of my accounts has had some kind of limitation within the past 60 days. You should see some of the lame excuses for it, on a couple of accounts which haven't even had any activity for over 2 years. How do you limit those? But they did. Fortunately it wasn't simultaneous. A couple here, a couple there.

I suspect there's a bit of house-cleaning taking place. Trying to determine which are completely dormant, which are un-authentic, and so on. Seems like more limitations all around than is typical. So if it happens to any of you, just do what you do to get it straight. With the increased number, I think they are maybe a bit more lax in restoring because of the overburden. Just my guess from my experience lately. Most of my accounts were restored quite easily.