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Originally Posted by Nimble So what would be your tips? Obviously if you are inclined to share? |
Yes of course I will share my tips I want everyone to be back on eBay. My method for creation is below
1) new user account
2) new ip (using my own router turning it off/on for new ip)
3) my real name and date of birth
4) previous address lived at which is on my credit report. If you only lived at one address you can change address through online banking it will appear on your credit report when you change address back to your home address the new address will still stay on your credit report which is good for eBay.
5) EE SIM card 99p free phone number on the back (don’t have to top up either)
6) savings account Santander, Halifax, Lloyds, Bank of Scotland and TSB savings accounts is what I use
7) revolut disposable cards for printing labels off through paypal check out as a guest. This way you get your funds when customer receives order.
8) yahoo or gmail account both are good
That’s my set up. Once you have a set up you need to test the account to make sure it’s strong.
I list straight away on the account. I type in random item in eBay search box example would be car part, drill, tv stand. I then put items sold between £50 and £100 used items.
I scroll to last page which is roughly 3 months old listing. I copy image, title, description and list it around £30+ with paid postage. I list it for 7 days auction.
Once the item sells 2 hours later I will cancel order. I wait 2 hours because in this time frame you can get 3 emails.
Email 1) reactivate your eBay account
Email 2) we couldn’t verify your identity
Email 3) your account is suspended
These are normally triggered between 30 mins and 2 hours. If you don’t get these emails after 2 hours you know your account is good.
After the item is sold 3 days later eBay will send deposits to your bank account. Once you receive the deposits to your bank account input them into eBay.
Once you have confirmed your bank account your ready to list your own item.
Btw I only create personal accounts and not business accounts. Personal accounts are more relaxed with cancelling an order and you don’t have seller dashboard or metrics to worry about.
I’m sure this will help you out