Just a very quick post as I need some advice on when expanding eBay accounts how will I expand the amount of bank accounts I can have.
I currently run multiple accounts for the accounts at the moment with Santander, Halifax, Natwest, Cooperative etc. totalling roughly 10 in total.
Anyone able to give me some advice on how I can open more without raising red flags / suspicion and any other banks that I am not using that aren't linked to the above.
Thanks
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Just a very quick post as I need some advice on when expanding eBay accounts how will I expand the amount of bank accounts I can have.
I currently run multiple accounts for the accounts at the moment with Santander, Halifax, Natwest, Cooperative etc. totalling roughly 10 in total.
Anyone able to give me some advice on how I can open more without raising red flags / suspicion and any other banks that I am not using that aren't linked to the above.
eBayorbust - in essence if you read it's a totally different question
Previous post asking about banks, this post asking how I can expand on the current ones?
Problem I have is I think too hard about things, I think that if I open any more than the 10 bank accounts people will start asking questions!
Imakemoney - yes, can easily be selling on all to the max, also wanted to open more for backup purposes and to spread risk but am stuck with the bank issue
A good no nonsense bank, yes, and it is very easy to open more accounts without having awkward questions asked. But the only problem is that their basic account does not allow direct debit... i.e., it effectively the same as a savings account for PayPal usage. If that isn't a problem and you live in London, by all means open some accounts with them.
I'm just waiting for them to open up a branch in the City... currently I have to go all the way to Holborn to manage my account in branch. This is a bit of a hassle.
I have grasped what people have said from months ago however, I have setup so that I will need to spread across to more accounts spreading risk, and the amount of sales.