Will this get me kicked off ebay/paypal?

[ryanba]

Hi,

When I joined Paypal, my card was playing up - an O2 money card so I entered my home address to see if the charge would go though only to find out that O2 blocked it as I'm under 18 until 28th January.

Anyway by entering my home address will I get kicked off paypal?. I have now removed it,

It's just bugging me as I had my home address listed as a "gift" address on my last paypal account which was stealth and it never affected it working, It only got closed down as I forgot to pay for a few items.

(FYI - my home address has been suspended in the past).


Anyway I hoping to gain an Virgin card and have it sent to my office address and then the charge should go though and I'll be able to start selling
asap.

[lucrative]

If you have previously entered your paypal address when signing up for a new account that was banned then you cant use it again when registering a new account.

If however you modified a paypal account that was originally created with a stealth address then you added your actual address after a few months then you may be ok. The same may be said for e bay.

[cortex]

How true is this lucrative?

[rsot]

The statement "you may be ok" is not enough comfort for me.

[Stigger]

Originally Posted by lucrative

If you have previously entered your paypal address when signing up for a new account that was banned then you cant use it again when registering a new account.

If however you modified a paypal account that was originally created with a stealth address then you added your actual address after a few months then you may be ok. The same may be said for e bay.

thats not strickly true.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by lucrative

If you have previously entered your paypal address when signing up for a new account that was banned then you cant use it again when registering a new account.

If however you modified a paypal account that was originally created with a stealth address then you added your actual address after a few months then you may be ok. The same may be said for e bay.

Danger here is with the 'may be OK' bit. Re-using an old address causes a LINK.
LINK is dangerous as that is how accounts get lost.

Alternatives are better