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I have my documents ready to send to paypal to lift the limitation from one of my stealth accounts.

There is one thing that bothers me.

Paypal has asked for me to provide proof of delivery of the goods for 2 random transactions.

I am using ebay UK whilst being based here in Malta (Europe). Every time I send an item out to a client, I dispatch it with tracking from Malta Post. 99% of all my customers do not mind the fact that the item arrives from abroad even though I have a UK address on my ebay account.

Now, shall I tell paypal that I have a dropshipper in Malta and provide an invoice proving this for these transactions? if not, how can I do this?

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I also want to add that, will it look suspicious to paypal that as each of my stealth accounts go through the process of removing a limitation, that I end up sending them the same drop shippers details..

It shouldn't be a problem right? Many people could end up using the same "company" in theory.

Drop-shipper is a bad word for paypal.

Avoid that as best you can.

Now, think of this.... accounts get reviewed manually. Same drop shipper is going to jump out as a link.

Avoid that too

Thanks GreenBean,

Another quick one. I'm just looking at Faxzero as it says in the stealth book. It mentions that it places a small advert on one of the pages. Will this matter to paypal?

I will not have the facility over here in Malta to send a fax through a traditional machine as it will probably give away my location to Paypal being in Malta.

I have a more personal question too that i'd like to PM you on in a sec..

I've just realised that this also presents a problem. I kind of figured that paypal would not think highly of you using drop-shippers. But, because my tracking ID's are obviously sent from abroad considering I am selling on ebay UK, how can I satisfy paypal when they ask to see proof of shipping details?

tell them your a reseller or is that the same as a drop shipper?

Faxzero has worked for me multiple times!

I always use paid services. I don't think that ads are okay.