Now to be a seller they ask you for the selfie photo or upload ID and bank statement
My question is:
Now you have to match the id address and name and address of the bank statement with the account information or can I use a bank account don't match with ebay information?
In my old accounts established 5 years ago they have never asked me for the bank statement and in those accounts the names of the account do not match the name of bank account and run good
There are so many incidents of theft,robbery,shoplifting in retail stores,govt is now asking online sales venues to monitor high volume sellers,they would need to show vendor invoices.
It is called some kind of Consumer Act?
so now Ebay is asking for photo ID and real address,law enforcement would be able to track down those offenders
It isn't mandatory, if you are getting asked that. Something in your creation process is off.
Swap out a different IP or phone number you are using. Those two seem to be the variables that are responsible for them asking.
Bank statement must match address. I believe with ID you can get away with if it doesn't match. If you can explain to them, say you just moved and you haven't updated your ID yet.
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Now to be a seller they ask you for the selfie photo or upload ID and bank statement
My question is:
Now you have to match the id address and name and address of the bank statement with the account information or can I use a bank account don't match with ebay information?
Matching eb info avoids potential issues down the road