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how well is ebay associated with paypal, could they catch this?
 

OK suppose our ebay account(s) get suspended and our paypal account was associated (linked) to that ebay account, could we close it and open another paypal account with the same bank routing numbers to start over again. or would they catch that?

or could we just change the paypal email address to try to start again?

i know fresh is better but what I'm also saying is to start a fresh paypal account with the original bank and routing number?

that would save lots of time and money, so long as there is no paypal problem.

You would get linked. If not straight away then somewhere along the line.

And also you cannot reuse bank details. you need fresh details.

Just so you know ebay owns PayPal. That might create some linkage

Whatever you do on ebay paypal smells it out.

Whatever you do on paypal ebay smells it out.

They are known for trading information.

Using any old info might not get caught right away but it time it will be caught.

For me my suggestion to do get everything fresh.

Your spending time and doing the work and could but that all at risk and I just dont think it is worth it.

They catch on like you catch the flu. Long term stealth would fail.

That trick stopped working late 2007 early 2008. Majority of times if done, new account is limited.

Issue is the thought of saving money on something NOT safe.
To be long term, this is not suitable.
You may notice very few posts around on the forum with this method.
Why?
It fails.
Use your time wisely, use your money wisely. Make stealth accounts that will last with ebay/paypal.
:ranger:

It's not saving you time and money if you have no accounts to sell on.

Infact, I would have thought opposite.

There will also be no accounts to sell on if old info gets re-used.

But spending money wisely in the creating of new accounts will give most sellers a conduit to sell.
:ranger:

Fresh paypal AND fresh eBay. Fundamental of stealth - dont reuse old banned info of any kind. If your eB works, try other accepted payment methods like propay, paymate, moneybookers (aka Skrill).