EBAY suspended all accounts

[Yesgeneral]

Hi Everyone,
I just registered 10 new UK Account with Luminati Residential Proxy. But all of them were Restricted or suspended in 2-3 days. Anyone knows why this happens? Ebay does not allow the seller to open new accounts in the Christmas hot season?

[vettefever17]

Holidays are a bot hunting season. Account creation is massively affected during this time. They only want to give business to established accounts during this period of high purchase volume.

[murdered_by_ebay]

Originally Posted by Yesgeneral

Hi Everyone,
I just registered 10 new UK Account with Luminati Residential Proxy. But all of them were Restricted or suspended in 2-3 days. Anyone knows why this happens? Ebay does not allow the seller to open new accounts in the Christmas hot season?

you need to call in and ask to reinstate

[Yesgeneral]

Originally Posted by vettefever17

Holidays are a bot hunting season. Account creation is massively affected during this time. They only want to give business to established accounts during this period of high purchase volume.

Thanks for your information

[Yesgeneral]

Originally Posted by murdered_by_ebay

you need to call in and ask to reinstate

I contacted eBay before. They asked me to upload files and I did it.But the account suspended again in 2 days later after I relisted an item.

[murdered_by_ebay]

Originally Posted by Yesgeneral

I contacted eBay before. They asked me to upload files and I did it.But the account suspended again in 2 days later after I relisted an item.

that is going to be the case with 90%-95% of accounts , so you can open 200 accounts and will eventually get 10-30 strong accounts out of it

the whole point of this is that ebay do not want people to open many accounts so you need to open slowly , call in every time. it is time consuming but there is no other way

[Yesgeneral]

Originally Posted by murdered_by_ebay

that is going to be the case with 90%-95% of accounts , so you can open 200 accounts and will eventually get 10-30 strong accounts out of it

the whole point of this is that ebay do not want people to open many accounts so you need to open slowly , call in every time. it is time consuming but there is no other way

Fine.Thanks for your advise!

[matanasow25]

Originally Posted by murdered_by_ebay

that is going to be the case with 90%-95% of accounts , so you can open 200 accounts and will eventually get 10-30 strong accounts out of it

the whole point of this is that ebay do not want people to open many accounts so you need to open slowly , call in every time. it is time consuming but there is no other way

You call eBay when creating accounts?

[burbur]

not all accounts get suspended.

out of my last 100 UK accounts in oct and nov around 40% got suspended on the first listing.

If they get suspended you can call and ask to reinstate. they ask you some stupid questions and most likely they will just decline.

If account is suspended try a different creation method. use fresh cookies, NOT online numbers, and avoid mobile connection (mobile is very abused).

you can use your home connection if you are from UK or use a proxy

these work well:

luminati
smartproxy
IPBurger

[Yesgeneral]

Originally Posted by burbur

not all accounts get suspended.

out of my last 100 UK accounts in oct and nov around 40% got suspended on the first listing.

If they get suspended you can call and ask to reinstate. they ask you some stupid questions and most likely they will just decline.

If account is suspended try a different creation method. use fresh cookies, NOT online numbers, and avoid mobile connection (mobile is very abused).

you can use your home connection if you are from UK or use a proxy

these work well:

luminati
smartproxy
IPBurger

Thanks for your advises. I will try soon.

[SaiJin]

Originally Posted by Yesgeneral

Hi Everyone,
I just registered 10 new UK Account with Luminati Residential Proxy. But all of them were Restricted or suspended in 2-3 days. Anyone knows why this happens? Ebay does not allow the seller to open new accounts in the Christmas hot season?

ever thought about NOT using luminati or simply use your cell phone to get a new IP?

[burbur]

Cell phone in UK is not a good option, as most of the IPs are abused.

mobile IPs are very cheap (20 gbp for unlimited traffic) and very easy to get so many proxy companies use those and sell them as residential proxies.

If you are in UK it might be better to use your local ip, if you can reset it by restarting the router for example. if you cant get a new ip i recommend to try to change your isp to a dynamic ip one.

proxies are worse as they MIGHT also be abused and they are way more expensive.

[Gotya108]

The issue is the creation method more specifically documentation submitted after the initial limitation. If you are trying to register a bunch of sole trader accounts with minimally verifiable information you are going to have minimally successful results. If you needed your roof repaired and someone came to you with a screenshot of a random general contractor license and 2 photos of tile bathroom floors they'd installed would you consider it a risk to hire them to repair your roof? Many of you guys are trying to convince MP to trust you using the business equivalent of a random screenshot... If you are making 10 of 15 accounts in a day as an individual you are not putting enough effort or resources into your creation method and verification to get any of those accounts to stick. They are cracking down on churn and burn accounts.

[solefoodbk]

Originally Posted by vettefever17

Holidays are a bot hunting season. Account creation is massively affected during this time. They only want to give business to established accounts during this period of high purchase volume.

Right, this is horrible time to make an account.

[JamesNorth101]

Originally Posted by burbur

Cell phone in UK is not a good option, as most of the IPs are abused.

mobile IPs are very cheap (20 gbp for unlimited traffic) and very easy to get so many proxy companies use those and sell them as residential proxies.

If you are in UK it might be better to use your local ip, if you can reset it by restarting the router for example. if you cant get a new ip i recommend to try to change your isp to a dynamic ip one.

proxies are worse as they MIGHT also be abused and they are way more expensive.

There as millions of UKs IPs off hotspots

Never had an issue with it