JUST bought my first stealth account.

[prince20k]

Just bought a stealth account yesterday with limit of 1000/25k and was created 5/10/15 so a month old now with some browsing history and stuff so is this considered an "AGED" account. Is it ok to start selling a few items, and yes I have read the stealth guide.

The information I received from the stealth seller was:

-name
-gmail email address
- the password for the ebay account/paypal/email
-paypal/ebay secruity question answer
-phone number ( what phone is this the number too?)
-address (this address is across the US from me, does it matter?)
-cc number (what is this CC # to? What do I need it for?)
-google voice phone number( why do I need google voice # and the other #)

Seems like im missing something here? or not.

whats the best way to verify my pp? They shouldnt ask for a SSN yet being im not selling.

[GhostOfAmazon]

Originally Posted by prince20k

Just bought a stealth account yesterday with limit of 1000/25k and was created 5/10/15 so a month old now with some browsing history and stuff so is this considered an "AGED" account. Is it ok to start selling a few items, and yes I have read the stealth guide.

Yes, it's ok to start selling A FEW items. DO NOT max out your limits or list "high risk" items.

It would be best if you asked your question to the seller who sold your account, as I'm sure he/she would be more than willing to answer you, instead of posting the question to the general forums.

That said, I will tell you what I know:

Seems like im missing something here? or not.

They gave you every piece of information that's available on the accounts. They did not short you.

whats the best way to verify my pp? They shouldnt ask for a SSN yet being im not selling.

What do you mean, "verify" your PayPal? The seller should have already phone, credit card, and email verified your PayPal. The only thing left would be for you to attach your own bank account to your PayPal account and wait for 2 small deposits to be put in, then enter the amounts to PayPal. Some banks that have been confirmed to work with mismatched names are:

Chase
US Bank
Bank Of America
Sun Trust
Citi

Is PayPal asking for your SS#? If your account hasn't been limited, they aren't asking for it yet. Stay under 200 transactions and $20,000 (stay within 10% of those limits) before December 31st, and they SHOULDN'T ask for it at all.

-phone number ( what phone is this the number too?)

The seller most likely created your account using this number, then changed the # on the account to Google Voice.

-address (this address is across the US from me, does it matter?)

No.

-cc number (what is this CC # to? What do I need it for?)

This is the credit card # the seller used to verify the eBay and PayPal accounts you were sold.

-google voice phone number( why do I need google voice # and the other #)

Most likely the seller changed the account related #'s to Google Voice so that you could use your OWN cell phone and "forward" calls/texts from eBay/PayPal to your OWN phone. This would be a convenience service.

Note that I made a couple of assumptions, as I said, best to ask the seller directly.

[prince20k]

Originally Posted by GhostOfAmazon

Yes, it's ok to start selling A FEW items. DO NOT max out your limits or list "high risk" items.

It would be best if you asked your question to the seller who sold your account, as I'm sure he/she would be more than willing to answer you, instead of posting the question to the general forums.

That said, I will tell you what I know:

Seems like im missing something here? or not.

They gave you every piece of information that's available on the accounts. They did not short you.

whats the best way to verify my pp? They shouldnt ask for a SSN yet being im not selling.

What do you mean, "verify" your PayPal? The seller should have already phone, credit card, and email verified your PayPal. The only thing left would be for you to attach your own bank account to your PayPal account and wait for 2 small deposits to be put in, then enter the amounts to PayPal. Some banks that have been confirmed to work with mismatched names are:

Chase
US Bank
Bank Of America
Sun Trust
Citi

Is PayPal asking for your SS#? If your account hasn't been limited, they aren't asking for it yet. Stay under 200 transactions and $20,000 (stay within 10% of those limits) before December 31st, and they SHOULDN'T ask for it at all.

-phone number ( what phone is this the number too?)

The seller most likely created your account using this number, then changed the # on the account to Google Voice.

-address (this address is across the US from me, does it matter?)

No.

-cc number (what is this CC # to? What do I need it for?)

This is the credit card # the seller used to verify the eBay and PayPal accounts you were sold.

-google voice phone number( why do I need google voice # and the other #)

Most likely the seller changed the account related #'s to Google Voice so that you could use your OWN cell phone and "forward" calls/texts from eBay/PayPal to your OWN phone. This would be a convenience service.

Note that I made a couple of assumptions, as I said, best to ask the seller directly.

Thank you Ghostofamazon! After asking the seller 2 questions he went Missing in Action for a little while and I don't have the time to wait to get this ball rolling so I decided to ask the forums, sorry.

Once again thanks for clearing this all up and I shall start my journey ;P

[GhostOfAmazon]

Originally Posted by prince20k

Thank you Ghostofamazon! After asking the seller 2 questions he went Missing in Action for a little while and I don't have the time to wait to get this ball rolling so I decided to ask the forums, sorry.

Once again thanks for clearing this all up and I shall start my journey ;P

It's not a problem, simply advice for the future.

I'm 99% certain my assumptions are correct, but it's always better to go straight to the source when possible.

Best of luck in your selling, and welcome to the forums.

[xxrange]

Always allow your accounts to sit on the new ip for a week before selling or any activity like that.