bank accounr removal?

[henryfalmore]

If I want to remove my bank account from my stealth, I have to have another bank account to add correct? I think that's dumb of ebay.

can I use a real routing number and made up account number?

[murdered_by_ebay]

you should always confirm new bank account on ebay if you want to continue selling

[Hank]

I believe that they won't remove the first account until the replacement has been verified so dummy details wont work.

[ilcarletto]

Originally Posted by Hank

I believe that they won't remove the first account until the replacement has been verified so dummy details wont work.

this is 100% correct

[murdered_by_ebay]

Originally Posted by ilcarletto

this is 100% correct

this is not correct , when bank is replaced you confirm details of the old bank and new details are added , most likely SMS confirmation is needed

micro deposits will be sent to the new bank , in theory you can just leave it this way. in the practice you payouts will be blocked soon if bank does not get confirmed

[Hank]

Originally Posted by murdered_by_ebay

this is not correct , when bank is replaced you confirm details of the old bank and new details are added , most likely SMS confirmation is needed

micro deposits will be sent to the new bank , in theory you can just leave it this way. in the practice you payouts will be blocked soon if bank does not get confirmed

Yet more of your made up fantasy bull$hit.

It literally states it in their help pages, borne out by the many threads on their own forums of folk who want to delete their bank details.
One poster commented they cancelled their direct debit with their bank only for ebay to create another claiming that they had the authority to do so under the terms of MP, another was told that they would have to close their account to release the bank account, even then there would be a delay to allow for buyer claims etc.

Over the many threads I've had a quick read of not one poster suggested adding dummy details as a solution.

[murdered_by_ebay]

Originally Posted by Hank

Yet more of your made up fantasy bull$hit.

It literally states it in their help pages, borne out by the many threads on their own forums of folk who want to delete their bank details.
One poster commented they cancelled their direct debit with their bank only for ebay to create another claiming that they had the authority to do so under the terms of MP, another was told that they would have to close their account to release the bank account, even then there would be a delay to allow for buyer claims etc.

Over the many threads I've had a quick read of not one poster suggested adding dummy details as a solution.

this is the problem you have , you read from help pages and I do what I write myself with an actual live ebay account

of course it is possible to replace a bank account on any ebay account which is not suspended , the only thing needed for this is access to mobile on file

ebay do not check new bank details so you can add any details that look real. of course you would not be able to confirm such a bank account with micros so it would remain unconfirmed

I actually did it a number of times but this is hard for you to grasp because you only rely on what you think is logical without doing it yourself

you should limit your recommendations to what you actually know rather than misleading inexperienced people. the narratives you have been pushing here are easy to identify as false because they can not be repeated in practice so people will listen to you , will try fail and ask you again. and I saw you usually reply that it is their fault because they use wrong setup , wrong info etc.

no , the issue is in the actual info you have been spreading here , it is not even made up but it is just some theory you developed reading ebay terms and using twisted logic. ebay have twisted logic too but it is not the same logic you use

[agent006140]

Why does OP want to remove his bank account and replace it with dummy?
Is he afraid buyer may file a dispute ?

[Hank]

Originally Posted by murdered_by_ebay

I actually did it a number of times but this is hard for you to grasp because you only rely on what you think is logical without doing it yourself

More lies.

If it was true you would have told OP and wouldn't have used the term "most likely SMS confirmation is needed" because you'd know for sure one way or the other.


But if OP wants to try your made-up tales for themselves they are free to do so. I do hope they report back with their findings.


It is incredibly hard to believe you have extensive personal experience in absolutely every single aspect of online selling and nearly always contrary to recognised policy....and that's why you're a bull$hitter, and a dangerous one too as you deliberately mislead folk.

[Hank]

Originally Posted by agent006140

Why does OP want to remove his bank account and replace it with dummy?
Is he afraid buyer may file a dispute ?

That would be my guess and why ebay won't allow you to delete your bank account only replace it and even them only when the replacement has been verified.

We all know the implications of simply being able to delete it.

[agent006140]

There was a time listing is not FREE,a seller would list say 20-30 items and they didnt sell,so he just closed his account,thats when Ebay billed seller monthly.
In early days,sellers just mail Ebay a check each month.
buyers sent money order,postal order,personal check or cash to the seller.

[murdered_by_ebay]

Originally Posted by Hank

More lies.

If it was true you would have told OP and wouldn't have used the term "most likely SMS confirmation is needed" because you'd know for sure one way or the other.


But if OP wants to try your made-up tales for themselves they are free to do so. I do hope they report back with their findings.


It is incredibly hard to believe you have extensive personal experience in absolutely every single aspect of online selling and nearly always contrary to recognised policy....and that's why you're a bull$hitter, and a dangerous one too as you deliberately mislead folk.

you are the one misleading people , you are seriously writing that it is not possible to replace old bank account until new bank account is verified

this is such a stupid lie which is instantly identified by anyone who ever replaced a bank account on ebay

all this leads me to believe you have little experience on ebay , probably running just a few established accounts as you don't know the simplest things like how bank accounts are replaced or whether same personal details can be reused or the scale of suspensions on new accounts

no wonder people read your crap and fail

[murdered_by_ebay]

Originally Posted by agent006140

Why does OP want to remove his bank account and replace it with dummy?
Is he afraid buyer may file a dispute ?

it does not matter why , the question here was if it can be done. and the answer is that it is easy to do if he does not intend to receive any more payouts from ebay on this account

[henryfalmore]

Originally Posted by agent006140

Why does OP want to remove his bank account and replace it with dummy?
Is he afraid buyer may file a dispute ?

no, my account is asking for passport which I can't provide. So I wanted to just remove the bank account. In order to remove bank account you have to replace it. So I was going to try to do that with a made up bank account.

right now I still have $18.68 in "available funds" with "no upcoming payouts" and a white exclamation mark inside of a red circle to the left of "You have no upcoming payouts"

[rsot]

Originally Posted by agent006140

There was a time listing is not FREE,a seller would list say 20-30 items and they didnt sell,so he just closed his account,thats when Ebay billed seller monthly.
In early days,sellers just mail Ebay a check each month.
buyers sent money order,postal order,personal check or cash to the seller.

Old school times before PayPal- trust was king...

[agent006140]

Billpoint (ebay and Wells Fargo) came first before Paypal,all they did was assigned some customer service clerks to serve Ebay community.
Then Paypal shows up,giving away $10 for sign up fee for you and whoever recommended you to Paypal ,spending 100,000 dollars each day,some sellers made a bundle sending buyers to sign up with Paypal.
Eventually Ebay bought Paypal and dropped Billpoint.

[henryfalmore]

I was asked for id after I added a new phone number to the account changing the address used to accept returns. account is so far 100 positive feedback, no negs, or neutral and 106 items sold even though I only have 79 feedback. no disputes or refunds/returns ever. and no buying history only selling

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by murdered_by_ebay

it does not matter why , the question here was if it can be done. and the answer is that it is easy to do if he does not intend to receive any more payouts from ebay on this account

if he does not intend to receive any more payouts,then all he has to do is to stop selling with that account.
WHy try to fool the venue with a non existing account?,
CAN HE use the first one with another seller ID?
iS THAT HIS intention?

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by murdered_by_ebay

this is not correct , when bank is replaced you confirm details of the old bank and new details are added , most likely SMS confirmation is needed

micro deposits will be sent to the new bank , in theory you can just leave it this way. in the practice you payouts will be blocked soon if bank does not get confirmed

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How can he confirm the micro deposits if the bank account does not exist?
they wont even be deposited

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by henryfalmore

I was asked for id after I added a new phone number to the account changing the address used to accept returns. account is so far 100 positive feedback, no negs, or neutral and 106 items sold even though I only have 79 feedback. no disputes or refunds/returns ever. and no buying history only selling

so you try replacing bank account AND/OR change the return address?

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by murdered_by_ebay

it does not matter why , the question here was if it can be done. and the answer is that it is easy to do if he does not intend to receive any more payouts from ebay on this account

as you can see for yourself,it aint easy.
He has no passport,he wants to replace his bank account with thin air and now he wants to change the return address.

[murdered_by_ebay]

Originally Posted by agent006140

as you can see for yourself,it aint easy.
He has no passport,he wants to replace his bank account with thin air and now he wants to change the return address.

bank account is easy to replace , passport not needed but sms verification , if sms can not be verified the customer support will have to ask to verify details and sms veri would be overridden if user got verified

if the whole operation makes sense? does not matter to me , the question was whether this can be done. yes in no time , despite some clueless people writing the opposite here and pretending to be knowledgeable and without actually knowing the simplest things about how ebay works nowdays