Accounts after passing "hard limitation"

[dhunter0294]

So how secure and set in stone are accounts that have passed a hard limitation?

ie;

Confirm Identity

Confirm Business info

Providing Invoices

[jeffweico]

Any account can still go down at any time, but once it has been verified this way it IS more solid.

If such an account were to go down it probably wouldn't be due to identity issues. It would more likely be related to what you are selling, the risk you pose - as perceived by PayPal (or Amazon) or due to unprofessionalism.

I see many accounts that go down that do not have to. Of course, some closures are unavoidable, but many are due to people selling counterfeits, being rude to customers, not answering inquiries promptly, etc.

In stealth, it is even more important to sell lower-risk items, to be professional at all times (especially being POLITE to both customers and staff) and to provide a good customer experience.

The days of including language in your listings like "ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES" or "I ONLY SHIP ON SATURDAYS" are long gone.

So is sending a customer reply that goes something like:

Dear Buttwipe,

You must be stupid, stupid, stupid. Did your mom drop you on your head as a child, or did you just do too many drugs over the last 10 years? Any idiot could see that my listing said "no refunds" but you are obviously a special type of moron! Why don't you do society a favor and kill yourself? I SAID that all my DVD titles were "Chinese OEM"!!! If you are too stupid to know what that means, it isn't MY problem! I hope you don't have kids, we don't need any more dummies like you in the world. Don't ever bother me again, or I'll come over to your house and....

Stealth accounts can last for years if run properly.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by dhunter0294

So how secure and set in stone are accounts that have passed a hard limitation?

ie;

Confirm Identity

Confirm Business info

Providing Invoices

Can never and SHOULD never think anything associated with paypal will be set in stone.

Great everything was accepted now. At some point, paypal may limit again.
This has happened to users on more than one occasion.

Make every effort to run the account as well as you possibly can.

Good Luck

[aspkin]

Originally Posted by jeffweico

Any account can still go down at any time, but once it has been verified this way it IS more solid.

If such an account were to go down it probably wouldn't be due to identity issues. It would more likely be related to what you are selling, the risk you pose - as perceived by PayPal (or Amazon) or due to unprofessionalism.

I see many accounts that go down that do not have to. Of course, some closures are unavoidable, but many are due to people selling counterfeits, being rude to customers, not answering inquiries promptly, etc.

In stealth, it is even more important to sell lower-risk items, to be professional at all times (especially being POLITE to both customers and staff) and to provide a good customer experience.

The days of including language in your listings like "ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES" or "I ONLY SHIP ON SATURDAYS" are long gone.

So is sending a customer reply that goes something like:

Dear Buttwipe,

You must be stupid, stupid, stupid. Did your mom drop you on your head as a child, or did you just do too many drugs over the last 10 years? Any idiot could see that my listing said "no refunds" but you are obviously a special type of moron! Why don't you do society a favor and kill yourself? I SAID that all my DVD titles were "Chinese OEM"!!! If you are too stupid to know what that means, it isn't MY problem! I hope you don't have kids, we don't need any more dummies like you in the world. Don't ever bother me again, or I'll come over to your house and....

Stealth accounts can last for years if run properly.

Completely agree with this.. while accounts are stronger, they can still go down due to a careless act. Always have a back up plan (other stealth accounts).