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Deed Poll Name change to Create eBay MP account?
 

EXAMPLE: I already have a Real eBay signed up with MP in my name.
Passport Name: John Arthur-Jones
D:O:B 1st January 1994
Address 10, Millway Dr, Oakley gates, Manchester
Bank name : John Arthur-Jones - NatWest

Then I legally Change my name with Deed Poll and get a new Passport.
Passport Name: John Arthur
D:O:B 1st January 1994
Address 18, Yew Tree Hill, Coventry
Bank name : John Arthur - HSBC

Would this work?

Re: Deed Poll Name change to Create eBay MP account?
 

A lot of effort for a eBay account

Re: Deed Poll Name change to Create eBay MP account?
 

I think this would work and is a last option for me if needed.

I would however change the name slightly more than that as a manual check of your old passport and new password by ebay could get you banned as you would look the same in both images and have a very similar name.

Re: Deed Poll Name change to Create eBay MP account?
 

Technically it should work, but I think its overkill just to operate a stealth account

Re: Deed Poll Name change to Create eBay MP account?
 

I guess it depends on how much money you are making and how reliant you are on the income.

Re: Deed Poll Name change to Create eBay MP account?
 

Better to be overly safe than not OP :)

Re: Deed Poll Name change to Create eBay MP account?
 

That kind of change does not require a notarised/legalised deed poll, and the home office would accede to it in a jiffy. You need two other people to sign it off.


But this may not fly. There are a series of snares that would run you aground.

eBay does soft checks. John Arthur and corresponding details have to be found; otherwise, the account will go down eventually.

Even if you surmount the odds to dissociate yourself from John Arthur-Jones by a stroke of genius, the pitfalls that await you are just too numerous to list.

It would be easier to successfully create & run stealth MP accounts than get yourself into a mess for one account.

Re: Deed Poll Name change to Create eBay MP account?
 

I think it would work as long as you have valid ID for the new name. Soft check may fail but there could be a number of other valid reasons this could fail, if someone had recently moved to the UK a soft check would probably fail.