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Originally Posted by zeevik03 Thank You GreenBean.
But this brings another question. If you in normal conditions supply paypal with a not real SSN they are able to know that it is not real meaning your name on their file does not match SSN provided.
So do you still think they cannot check the EIN provided in the example and see that the name of the person who opened the company is different then the name provided in their file?
Thanks for your answers, great input here | This also have been discussed to death recently. Paypal compared your name to your SSN when you use SSN. Now when you upgrade to a business account they compare the EIN to the business name now.
SO FAR this has worked fine, Although I would think they would soon be asking for your SSN as well to make sure you are who you say you are. some have been asked for both. Not sure at all why some do and some dont yet but I am testing several accounts now to see what gets SSN or more info requests and what doesnt. using different items for sale as well in case that is the trigger.
As also mentioned in many of my posts, the use of the EIN is NOT a perfect stealthy way to go. Its a way to start fresh with a legit business. with that said, you should really contact a professional tax adviser or attorney to get a REAL business plan in place and estimated tax payments set up before you even bother.
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