UK eBay & PaypalGeneral discussions about eBay.co.uk Suspensions and Paypal.co.uk limited accounts. This forum is geared towards UK eBay & Paypal sellers.
I just woke up this morning to 4 stealth accounts suspended. 2 of my accounts were of my address with slight changes (unit 4) (apartment 4) I was expecting the suspension after reading the forum.
The other 2 require id.
Do all stealth accounts require id at some point?
With bank accounts at a premium, is it possible to strengthen an ebay and paypal account before adding a bank account?
I only want to add my bank account to an ebay/paypal account that will survive the test of time.
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Accounts with unverified paypals always present a higher risk and are more liable to limitation / suspension.
Generally speaking all UK accounts do require ID at some point, particularly if lifting receiving limits. Outside of that, I've got accounts pushing 4 years old that have never been limited / asked for anything.
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Accounts with unverified paypals always present a higher risk and are more liable to limitation / suspension.
Generally speaking all UK accounts do require ID at some point, particularly if lifting receiving limits. Outside of that, I've got accounts pushing 4 years old that have never been limited / asked for anything.
Many thanks for the reply and letting me know you have accounts for sale. I really want to build a few long lasting stealth accounts myself.
I have just had another limitation this time paypal, when my ebay has 100% feedback and 5 star dsr :(
Address variation does not work all that well in the UK anymore, so I would look towards using other address.
When you go over £1650 in paypal you will be asked for ID. This must be provided within a certain time frame, and before you hit £1900. No way around this other than to ensure you don't go over £1650 a year.
help with stealth, please! 
