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Do I need to take some caution?
 

Hello,

I am about to create a few paypal accounts, which are going to be registered in a small Europe nation (which means, paypal does not get that many new registrations every day) and since I am selling mainly in one ebay category, if I make those PPs as business accounts, I am also gonna need to put the same categories where I am gonna sell.

Do I need to take some precaution here and take a certain period of time before creating new account, mix between personal & business accounts etc. or am I too paranoid here and should not bother myself too much?

What strategy should I use in this case?

Thank you!

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any advice on this case please?

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Seems like you at overcomplicating it

Its a lot harder to run a EU PayPal than a UK one

You need the right countries IP, the right VCC, the right bank account, the right address and docs etc.

Its a lot more work with no real benefit

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I know, but right now I am not in the UK (and I do not know when I am going to be here) so I got no choice!

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any advice from other experienced members?

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I created an account a week ago and submitted all the docs and confirmed&verified the account, but I still have not received an email that my account is completely confirmed (ID, proof of address etc.)

Should I give them a call? Would it help?
I just dont want to start listing until paypal fully verifies my account

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It can take several weeks for documents to be reviewed.

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Would call accelerate this?
would it be of any benefit or just a waste of time?

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I guess it depends very much on where you are from. If you are UK citizen it's easier to operate UK paypal, if you are french or italian it might be easier to operate the respective paypal accounts. Correct me if I am wrong.

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You are correct.

At the time of posting, the OP was displaying a UK flag and James' answer was based on the OP residing in the UK.

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so should I call to paypal to accelerate the confirmation of the account?

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I personally won't call. I just let things progress the natural way and away from the prying eyes of normal people.

But again, it's your decision...

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Thank you for your advice!

Well, it's one week that passed and nothing from their side.
Not sure what to do, maybe just start listing.

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I'd use your other accounts first if I were you. If you don't have any, you can buy some accounts that have high limit.

THe link is in my signature.


I'm just very cautious and would rather be inconvenient for a while than lose everything

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Should I log in to that account once in a while?
To pretend I am a new customer or smth

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login and browse around, look at the help / faq section.

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Is this information (searching and stuff) recorded in the cookies?

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So I did all the steps required by paypal to fully verify my account and I only got 10/650.

Why this low? Any advice on how to increase that ASAP?

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Your PayPal account being fully verified has nothing to do with eBay selling limits

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What affects limits then?


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They can see your activity to the T.

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Sorry, but what is T?


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