How long til accounts start to get limited?

arsgunner77 · #1 02-10-2010

whats your experiences on a new account not linked to a previous one,how much money did you have go through it before you got limited? whether you were selling legit items or *ake vero stuff

i just had my real account go down,i think i did too many sales this past month,had 250+ feedback,4.9+ DSR and they gave me no reason,i submitted all the same info i did the first limitation(changed a few things) and they instantly "parted ways" as theyd say,this account was good..i was doing alot of money this month

i have a couple stealth that i start slow,but i just think as soon as i do 1000+ month,they're going to limit me,but im most likely wrong

anyways whats yer experiences,how much money did you pass through b4 a limitation?

First Edition · #2 02-11-2010

Well, I never have an account LINKED to a previous one. That is just asking to get kicked off.

Paypal is a tricky mistress. Most likely it was either credit score? Or the items you sell are high risk, or they very well could have linked you to a previously suspended account.

The easiest answer to your question is, do not get addicted to paypal. There are a million other ways to receive money from customers.

First Edition · #3 02-11-2010

Well, I never have an account LINKED to a previous one. That is just asking to get kicked off.

Paypal is a tricky mistress. Most likely it was either credit score? Or the items you sell are high risk, or they very well could have linked you to a previously suspended account.

The easiest answer to your question is, do not get addicted to paypal. There are a million other ways to receive money from customers.

OfficialGenius · #4 02-11-2010

Yeah but most merchant accounts like CCnow are risky when accepting payments from selling VERO stuff, unless there's a way around it.

arsgunner77 · #5 02-11-2010

whys ccnow risky for accepting payments on vero stuff?

First Edition · #6 02-11-2010

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Originally Posted by OfficialGenius

Yeah but most merchant accounts like CCnow are risky when accepting payments from selling VERO stuff, unless there's a way around it.

This is true, however if you're accepting a payment for something that's not VERO, you're fine. If you know what I mean... ccnow is way too expensive.

FYI ccnow is a merchant processor. If you have a direct merchant account, through authorize.net or even through a bank, you'll never ever have that problem.