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Coinvert UK EB Buyer into Seller Acc
 

Got a stealth 10 feedback buyer UK acc.

Q? will ONLY a UK sort code work for bank details to start selling or can a Bank in Europe with europe sort code be used?

Tried to open another UK Bank but they all ask for a proof addy bill.

Have existing ACC but cant change the acc number Im told by bank as its very old and the new accs offered they want me to also produce a bill proof for addy.

Im stuck on the Bill for addy and dont have anyone that can help with addy as they have EB/PP as well.

HMmmmm...

To open a new acc for EB verification to start selling I have my Passport and my exsisting Debit card.

My Debit and bank details all know to EB/PP

Any ideas please?

Assuming all your details are legit, how can you not provide a proof of address?

no you should use a UK bank format.

if you are with one bank, then open another acc with them, I doubt they will ask for anything as you are with them already.

if it is a different bank, then for proof of addy, a bank statement statement that you already have would be ok.

When do you come back from Greece?

Can you not leave doing this until then?

You certainly do not want to use your existing bank info when you convert the account to selling.

Read more of the forum too. We strongly recommend not using a debit card from your bank account.

You must take better steps right from the start to get the best of this account.
:peace:

Coinvert UK EB Buyer into Seller Acc
 

Depends on the bank, I was with an Irish bank years ago , still had a basic account an Isa, tried to open another and they wanted my wage slips for last 6 months :0

Since a couple of the banks married each other, their requirements have changed a little.

Does depend on the existing account I found.

Current accounts give a slight edge ( in terms of credibility)

:ranger:

Rented out UK home as it was a good deal and staying in holiday home GR untill its sold..at least its sunny warm here albeit with the countrys problems

Not use debit card ??

so what just use the account number and sort code? of a new acc of course.