What's the chance's of passing the eu limits

[Ebay.slayer]

Just wanted to a bit of info from your wisdom/experience guys,
What are the chance's of passing the paypal EU limit checks, as I get a feeling that keep on opening and moving on to new stealth accounts is like climbing a mountain and never reaching the top......................also burning through bank accounts is highly likely to :-(

THANK YOU ALL.

I think most people will say depends on the risk of items, categories and document quality. Me personally, i probably have chance ls of 1 in 6 or 7 due to the items.

[jas]

You should think about using prepaid bank accounts on your PayPal’s until you have passed the limits. Once passed I then add a long term high street bank account

[Ebay.slayer]

Thanks guys, just for my own information, what is considered, High Risk, low risk, etc??
Just need an idea.

Thanks all

Originally Posted by jas

You should think about using prepaid bank accounts on your PayPal’s until you have passed the limits. Once passed I then add a long term high street bank account

What pre-paid banks allow mismatch names upto 1.4k roughly? And is it savers or general accounts?

Originally Posted by Ebay.slayer

Thanks guys, just for my own information, what is considered, High Risk, low risk, etc??

Just need an idea.



Thanks all

Electronics category is high risk, low risk is maybe books? Household items are low risk, im not too sure.

[Pandoras_box]

Originally Posted by jas

You should think about using prepaid bank accounts on your PayPal’s until you have passed the limits. Once passed I then add a long term high street bank account

This is so true and conservative.
I use uaccount, etc for these. Using high street bank when you're not sure the account will survive is high risk.

[StealthHarry]

Pandora’s box

So your using UAccount as a ginny basically

Like a b#t*h, if the documents work you’ll add a high street saver

If they fail you just delete and start over with a new uaccount and new stealth

Thanks

[StealthHarry]

That is actually quite ingenious if that’s how you operate