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Originally Posted by GhostMoney  Same question...Any info you can give me on this would be great.
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As for the video verification, if the HK account wants to increase the selling limit (from 1900HKD to 38,000HKD per month, quite a lot right?), the only way is to do the video verification. Once the verification is passed, your account is much safer and the selling limit is likely to increase every month (at least for 2 of my accounts).
The process for video verification:
1. enter your name, address and phone number (I use name initials which is different from my HKID, Chinese version address, real phone number)
2. eBay will verify your phone number by sending you a code to your phone
3. your computer must have the relevant adobe flash software to support the video camera
4. eBay will ask you to gesture a number (i.e. 9) using your fingers (maybe to see if you are a live person?), and the camera will adjust to capture 6(or 9? i don't rmb) ideal photos which demonstrate your different facial expressions.
5. wait for 3 business days.
6. during the 3 business days, you may be asked to provide bank statement, etc. to prove your identity (only 1 of my accounts receives this requirement, the other pass the verification directly). I PS my bank statement to make the name on the bank statement to be the same as my name initials.
7. You'll receive an email from ebay saying that your verification is approved and your selling limit will be increased accordingly.
8. If your selling limit hasn't changed, call eBay customer service to do it manually. No kidding...one of my accounts encountered this problem....
Hope you find my info helpful ^ ^
HK seller, create separate accounts with own information, pass video verification 
