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Address doesn't match IP location
 

Hi everyone. I recently bought my first account from jbluntz and had a question regarding ip location and the address on the accounts. I live in NV, while the account I bought has an address in TX. Is this a problem seeing as though my IP address is nowhere near the address on the account?

Thanks....I'm glad I found you guys on here. Its a great source of info!

It doesn't really matter. Just make sure you establishes plenty of browsing and buying activities before selling.

Ok thanks...good to know. And yeah, I will absolutely be setting up a buying history/browsing history all while letting the account age before selling. I'm in no hurry.

Also, this might be a dumb question, but will I need to change the bank account since obviously I don't have access to it? Wouldn't this flag the account if I do? How does this work with bought accounts?

Removing adding and removing bank accounts is not suspicious. The bank account on file was originally used to verify the account. I wouldn't remove it unless if I were you, unless I am deciding to add my own bank account.

I see...so really there is no need for me to change it until I eventually need to make a withdrawl, is that how this works?

Just add your own bank account to paypal.

Sign in to your paypal.
Go to PROFILE
edit or add bank account...

follow the prompts.
Leave the other account as is :D

What "other" account are you speaking of? You mean the e-bay account attatched to it?

Bank account :peace:

Got it...thanks GreenBean!:cheer:

Not such a big flag changing bank accounts - reverify with the new bank account.

I have signed in from the east coast to an west coast IP on my phone and was ok so do not worry about that so much.

Are you keeping track of your IPs? If not you need to start just in case you want to do more accounts.

Adding new bank info is easy.

Well I am keeping track but I just made another post asking for clarification on if I accidentally linked the two accounts that I have. I assumed that I could just "switch users" and not have to completely log out of that user account without worrying about having the IP address register on the other user account. What do you think?

it is better to log off completely then log on to a different account. This I attest that many will agree on.