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I wasn't saying you were. :)

Some folk on here have very strong opinions on certain subjects and this is one I don't want to get involved with. I was very much backing up what you were saying though.

Cheers

BigCJ

03-26-2019 11:50 AM

Re: Is this a no no?

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Originally Posted by agent006140 (Post 988898)

this is interesting-
say a few members of a club are selling on eBAY and share the same paypal account which belongs to the club treasurer to accept payment for the club.
one got suspended for not shipping or selling items not allowed,but the others are fine.
I doubt Ebay would say just because you share a paypal account with the suspended seller,I will now suspend you as well/
does Ebay really care whose paypal account you are using to accept payment?

LOL yes, they will.

ddm50

03-30-2019 11:39 AM

Re: Is this a no no?

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Originally Posted by BigCJ (Post 989090)

LOL yes, they will.

Don't bother to reply to agent000xxx replies, he says dumb philosophical ****.

agent006140

03-30-2019 05:01 PM

Re: Is this a no no?

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Originally Posted by yankee (Post 988940)

If you have a really good paypal, very old and never any paypal issues. Get a new email address, add that to the paypal. Create an ebay account in your name with a new phone number, address etc... add that new paypal email address to ebay and start selling.

Of course, dont do anything dumb on the new ebay or you will just wind up suspended again.

you mean add another email address to the existing Paypal account which is linked to the suspended ebay account?
He has only one good Paypal account which is linked to th suspsned ebay account now.

franklinshauna

05-23-2019 03:54 AM

Re: Is this a no no?

I'm just here for the entertainment. :)

JamesNorth101

05-23-2019 04:19 AM

Re: Is this a no no?

Well that was an interesting read!

Can you link an old PayPal that has been previously linked to a suspended eBay to an new eBay?

The answer is yes. But it comes with a large risk that the new eBay will get linked to the old eBay and limited. Sometimes that will happen in hours other times it can last months. It really depends on how lucky you get, what your selling, what precautions you take when linking and half a dozen other things.

So to summaries it be done? Sure. But it’s not a long term stable solution

GreenBean

05-23-2019 04:30 AM

Re: Is this a no no?

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Originally Posted by agent006140 (Post 988898)

Sadly, it has been my bad luck to have a limited PayPal because a dick of a brother totally ruined the account.

Two points, however, that need mention. The PayPal is a UK one. I got the limitation lifted but with a rolling reserve. (Still trying to get over that,)
Ah, third point, this happened just before the separation of eBay/PayPal.
:uk:

Pandoras_box

06-18-2019 04:32 PM

Re: Is this a no no?

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Originally Posted by Ebayorbust (Post 988964)

I have numerous clients that have used multiple ebay accounts to one Paypal over a long period of time and also clients that have used multiple Paypal accounts on one ebay account.

Both are possible to do long term so long as a few basic steps are taken at the outset. That aside I would still recommend setting up completely new stealth accounts to run along side such "set ups".

I can confirm what Ebayorbust wrote above is correct.

I've done this twice for a friend. The last was two years ago. Both accounts are still live and one account alone makes him roughly £5,000 monthly.

Naysayers say start afresh. Nothing wrong with starting afresh but If I have a PayPal sitting, rotting away like a relic - Why should I just walk away? Why start afresh with one when I can have two? Not everyone will walk away with 6 digits like my friend, but there is nothing to lose even if it fails.

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