Great ebay account but limited PayPal account

[shai]

Peace
Sorry for my English.
I have an eBay already 7 months.
In the last 3 months I started working on it to start earning.
I'm from Israel, so only two weeks before my limit increased to $ 3,000 / 90.

I'm about 100 percent positive feedback and positive feedback 30 (sale).
Anyway yesterday I received a PayPal account is closed to me and I get my money as long as 180 days.
It really sucks, it's not fair!
I called PayPal and they did not give me a reason.
I called to eBay and they told me that I can continue to sell!
eBay said they would help me, they offered me to open another new PayPal (But I'm scared already)
Hate PayPal!

What can I do ?
Thanks

[rsot]

You can look at OTHER approved payment methods for use on eB but it is not wise to try another paypal account for this ebay account.

Ebay person offered to open another new paypal? That's odd - that agent does not know the system well. The new paypal can be closed quickly too

[shai]

OTHER approved payment methods only to U.S no ?

[digim0n]

Originally Posted by shai

OTHER approved payment methods only to U.S no ?

Unlink your limited paypal account and then link it with your new paypal account and continue selling. Problem solved.

Just did this myself with my good ebay selling account with no issues. I moved my ebay account to another ip though due to the fact that I didn't want to put a fresh paypal account on the same ip as the one that got limited.

[10968]

Originally Posted by digim0n

Unlink your limited paypal account and then link it with your new paypal account and continue selling. Problem solved.

Just did this myself with my good ebay selling account with no issues. I moved my ebay account to another ip though due to the fact that I didn't want to put a fresh paypal account on the same ip as the one that got limited.

Has anyone else had success with this? So many people say it won't work, or might work for a short period of time.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by 10968

Has anyone else had success with this? So many people say it won't work, or might work for a short period of time.

Why are you looking for justification of this method that has been stated MANY times to be risky? It is NOT a longterm stable solution