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Hi, so a few people on the forum said they would find out if they were activated today with stealth docs; how's it going lads?

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:pop2: :pop2:

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Here it is something for motivational purpose only.

The creative way which I used to create this 100% stealth I found on the forum and I used my brain to connect the dots.

Stealth is not Dead, actually its better now since the competition is dyeing day by day, for context I tried 10 accounts 7 dead - 3 succeed but I tested many things so now i know what to do :)
https://snipboard.io/m4ocIM.jpg

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Well let us all know how you did it

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Nice work so far LarryBennett

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It's still a ruthless buyer-centric system once you do manage to get in. Sellers have almost zero options for fighting disputes/chargebacks in MP. I hate it and I do not think this new system will do eBay any favors in the long run.

I've had two chargebacks since I got in. One was an "unauthorized" chargeback which I won since the order was shipped to the address which matched their CC.

The 2nd one was a nightmare. Buyer charges back using "not described" as the reason. This was after they'd already opened and closed a return request, which ended in the buyer refusing to send their order back despite me providing a label. We'd already sold thousands of this item while maintaining 100% positive feedback. I knew for sure the buyer was scamming me, explained that fact to eBay.. they couldn't care less.

Anyway, I go to fight the chargeback from eBay's new interface, and literally the only option I have is to upload a single picture. How the hell am I supposed to prove my case with a single jpeg image? I uploaded a picture of the item the buyer bought, and needless to say, I lost the chargeback a week later. It was a clear cut case of fraud but eBay can't be bothered to look into it.

I'm kinda derailing the thread here but I guess the point is, be very, very careful selling in MP because MP cares even less about sellers than Paypal ever has.

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Ebay expects sellers to eat the occasional loss and they will turn your business in to a win by sending you a tonne of new buyers.

That thief that stole from you will continue to do so until there is a pattern on his account of constantly claiming item not as described or excessive returns and he will be banned.

Meanwhile ebay expects you to have a solid business plan that can take a hit a certain number of times a year. If it can't then make way for a new seller selling the same products as you.

It's as simple as that I believe.

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ebay is after quick buck here , they know the sellers can not run away so for now they will be squeezing them as much as they can. however , the day of reckoning will be coming because the US corporate profits system is no less ruthless than ebay is ruthless to the sellers , once profits from seller fees start falling down substantially there will be trouble

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I mean no offence here.

But i don't believe you.

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Enlighten us Larry? what is your Method? Help the community. Cheers

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since when is uploading a picture works in a dispute?
Back then Ebay robots and Paypal robots do not read emails,watch video or picture,so why would MP robot?
Unless seller appeal and a human looks into it,but still it is a he said she said situation,picture really has no value in a dispute,but it works with insurer(USPS,UPIC) and if it is not a large sum and you are a good seller,Ebay may compensate you out of its pocket.

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here is something irrelevant but funny-
years ago someone bought a Ralph Lauren cashmere coat for $400 by looking at a stock photo posted by the seller.
Seller shipped with tracking a picture of the coat!
Buyer filed INAD with picture of the coat and lost ,buyer has to keep reiterating to Ebay rep and explain she paid $400 for a coat NOt a picture of a coat!
She finally got her money back!

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:pound::pound::pound::pound::pound:

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Morning chuckles - thanks :) I remember when eBay was "new" and this would occur quite a bit