| | | thedarkknight | 03-28-2013 06:20 PM | setting up accounts in my mums name or being stealth questions I'm planning to set up a account in my mums name and father in laws name, with their permission of course, but have read on here thasts not a good idea, I'd also use her address, my mum and father in law have no interest in PayPal or ebay whatsoever and never have nor never plan on using the sites. Is this a good idea. |
| GreenBean | 03-28-2013 06:26 PM | No.
No.
No.
Not a wise idea.
What exactly do you mean though? Mum's name AND father-in-law's name? that is two different marriages in my eyes.
At a pinch maybe the address but not their info could be considered.
Would suggest a rethink
:spy: |
| thedarkknight | 03-28-2013 06:49 PM | 2 seperate accounts, what reason do you think its a bad idea? Is it anything to do with the inland revenue? |
| Sandy D | 03-28-2013 08:00 PM | Too easy to make stealth accounts to use their info.
No need to put them at any risk.
Read the story about the retiree who lost everything they put into retirement on the stock market and went to sell of his collection only to find out he cannot get an ebay or pp account.
I understand they might know it but not worth it esp when so many options are out there for you. |
| thedarkknight | 03-28-2013 08:19 PM | so, i was about to make my stealth account. And found that its maybe not such a good idea to use family names and address'. So herres my question, let's assume I've set up PayPal in stealth name and address (stealth first name, my real surname as I read its better for the banks) I confirm and verify my paypal then try to lift the 1,900 receiving/sending limit.
But I read that PayPal in the UK check to see if your on the electoral roll/polling register, but stealth me is not on the roll, will that mean I instantly have to send in the documents?
Sorry for all the questions I really want to get this right before I do my first stealth, thanks again. |
| thedarkknight | 03-28-2013 08:23 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by Sandy D
(Post 435223)
To easy to make stealth accounts to use their info.
No need to put them at any risk.
Read the story about the retiree who lost everything they put into retirement on the stock market and went to sell of his collection only to find out he cannot get an ebay or pp account.
I understand they might know it but not worth it esp when so many options are out there for you. | Thanks, but my mum really honestly has no interest in eBay or pay pal and would never use it, if that was the only reason. I was going to ask my cousin too, but she's much younger ( again no interest in eBay, but her being much younger, could one day decide to use it, she uses the internet, whereas my mum never does, never wants to )
I totally understand where your coming from with the retiree, but I'm not planning on selling a ton each month so chargebacks and eBay fee's would all be taken care of. |
| thedarkknight | 03-29-2013 03:30 PM | I'd really appreciate some help on posts one and five. |
| Ebayorbust | 03-29-2013 04:05 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by thedarkknight
(Post 435228)
And found that its maybe not such a good idea to use family names and address'. So herres my question, let's assume I've set up PayPal in stealth name and address (stealth first name, my real surname as I read its better for the banks) I confirm and verify my paypal then try to lift the 1,900 receiving/sending limit.
But I read that PayPal in the UK check to see if your on the electoral roll/polling register, but stealth me is not on the roll, will that mean I instantly have to send in the documents?
Sorry for all the questions I really want to get this right before I do my first stealth, thanks again. | You are correct. The check will fail because you are stealth and you will be asked to submit documents that match the name on the stealth account.
We don't really talk in detail on the forum regarding this step but if you are unsure of what needs done, drop a moderator a PM. Greenbean is a good starting point. |
| Ebayorbust | 03-29-2013 04:07 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by thedarkknight
(Post 435392)
I'd really appreciate some help on posts one and five. | Regarding post one, do NOT use mum and stepdads details. I REPEAT, do NOT use mum and stepdads details.
How many more members do you need to hear this from? |
| thedarkknight | 03-29-2013 04:30 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by Ebayorbust
(Post 435400)
Regarding post one, do NOT use mum and stepdads details. I REPEAT, do NOT use mum and stepdads details.
How many more members do you need to hear this from? | Thanks for the replies, out of curiosity what are the reasons apart from ruining their chance of using the sites and if I went into a negative balance? Is it to do with inland revenue? |
| TonyAlmeida | 03-29-2013 10:00 PM | Many people come here ask questions and try to prove what they want to do is right thing and not listening to the one that giving them an advice. |
| thedarkknight | 03-30-2013 08:39 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by TonyAlmeida
(Post 435504)
Many people come here ask questions and try to prove what they want to do is right thing and not listening to the one that giving them an advice. | That's not what I'm trying to do, just trying to get it right first time. |
| TonyAlmeida | 03-30-2013 09:19 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by thedarkknight
(Post 435583)
That's not what I'm trying to do, just trying to get it right first time. | Listen to the two ladies boss above. They are the two expert here.
Good luck |
Quote:
Originally Posted by thedarkknight
(Post 435197)
I'm planning to set up a account in my mums name and father in laws name, with their permission of course, but have read on here thasts not a good idea, I'd also use her address, my mum and father in law have no interest in PayPal or ebay whatsoever and never have nor never plan on using the sites. Is this a good idea. | No - use stealth names. Done - do not burn family's info. |
| TonyAlmeida | 03-30-2013 12:02 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by rsot
(Post 435604)
No - use stealth names. Done - do not burn family's info. | And relationship :pop2: |
| thedarkknight | 03-30-2013 05:13 PM | So if I use a stealth name ( my surname, made up first name, I've read a few times the banks prefer to see at least the matching surname coming in during withdrawals from PayPal) and my mums address, again she has my surname, would this be OK ( to clarify this is for PayPal and eBay, as I have permission and access to that address) |
| Ebayorbust | 03-31-2013 01:22 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by thedarkknight
(Post 435724)
So if I use a stealth name ( my surname, made up first name, I've read a few times the banks prefer to see at least the matching surname coming in during withdrawals from PayPal) and my mums address, again she has my surname, would this be OK ( to clarify this is for PayPal and eBay, as I have permission and access to that address) | If you are insisting on using their address, then fine, but do NOT use any real person's name that lives there or their dob.
Use a completely made up name (including surname) and dob.
The bank (unless it is Lloyds) will not bother about the different name on the account. |
| thedarkknight | 03-31-2013 11:01 AM | Have you done that yourself ( the address) as mentioned I don't want to get anyone in any trouble. |
Quote:
Originally Posted by thedarkknight
(Post 435402)
Thanks for the replies, out of curiosity what are the reasons apart from ruining their chance of using the sites and if I went into a negative balance? Is it to do with inland revenue? | If you went into negative balance, PP may go after the person listed on the account in terms of CREDIT collections. And if that person found out hey! identity theft! - they could do police report and find you...criminal activity! One of the few possibilities that exist... | | All times are GMT -5. The time now is 01:37 PM. | |
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