That is the point for those that do this, I think they are keeping their accounts small, only selling small amounts on any of their accounts at a time, which will keep them under the radar in most cases.
But it also makes the accounts vulnerable to any negative buyer action. So rather than sitting waiting for the next negative buyer and eventually loosing another block of ID, bank account and what ever else they loose, they just move over to one of the other accounts and let the first cool down or drip past the negative period before switching back.
I have seen a few sellers do that for years, but I do agree I doubt they would try having ten accounts, and now ebay seem to be forcing the linking to paypal accounts with a lot more items I think it will get harder to do.
I am also waiting to see what they mean when they said in their last press release that any buyer complaints through ebay or paypal will be counted against your ebay seller rating and what happens if you have more than one account connected to paypal?
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