PayPal Limitation lifted recently, want to sell something big, should I?

[nandika]

Hi!
I have a paypal account (created at march 2010) which was limited at march 2010 some time after creation, and after uploading statements and ID, the limitation was lifted succesfully.

Now, after selling 2 watches on eBay for around $600/each paid on the same day, the account was limited again, asking for invoices, supplier info, proof of shipment and information about other transactions (non-shipped products)
These steps were completed, and my limitation was lifted in a day after completing the steps.
I've even withdrawn around $600 in 1 go instantly after resolving the limitation, and it's completed now.

I want to sell a $1200 item (my macbook) on eBay, and my question is should I sell it with this account, or should I use another one which had a bigger purchase recently (funded by bank transfer, amount $2000, but no ebay selling history, no lifted limitations, no photo ID uploaded etc)?

The account with 2 already resolved limitations get flagged harder or more easily?

Ps: I'm getting positive feedbacks for all my sold items on eBay, not even a complaint at all.

Ps/2: For the $1200 item I sell, I won't be withdrawing any of that money from PayPal, I'll be spending it (to buy new rims for my car). What steps should I follow? Like spend the money instantly after paid, or after tracking info submitted, or etc?

Thanks for your help!

[imhim]

If I were you, I would continue to use the same paypal account you recently resolved the limitation on, as they can see you have provided proof, etc etc...

8/10 they will probably put a limit or a payment hold on the macbook you are intending on selling and ask you to do the same thing... do the same thing you did, and the hold will get lifted.