Account limitation

[DezRfc1]

Sold an item for just below £200, branded but not ⊗⊗⊗⊗. Account is one year old, sold around 100 items of mixed value nothing as high as my last sale, zero negative feedback.

Checked PayPal to withdraw funds and got the dreaded "there's a problem with your account" notification, it's asking me to confirm personal details and identity.

Is this anything to worry about it?

I was also fast approaching the £1600 recieving limit, is this it?

Thanks in advance.

[DezRfc1]

Update; submitted docs and I've received an email as to how there's a risk involved doing business with me and they are parting ways.. strange, worth challenging?

[Urinbits]

No chance of them overturning that mate. Go on to your next account.

[Ebayorbust]

Originally Posted by DezRfc1

Update; submitted docs and I've received an email as to how there's a risk involved doing business with me and they are parting ways.. strange, worth challenging?

Sounds like the documents were rejected. Pointless to challenge it. Move on.

[WB1976]

Originally Posted by DezRfc1

Update; submitted docs and I've received an email as to how there's a risk involved doing business with me and they are parting ways.. strange, worth challenging?

I got the same message two days ago. They are checking numbers on the creative ID, is what I found out

[rsot]

Originally Posted by WB1976

I got the same message two days ago. They are checking numbers on the creative ID, is what I found out

What kind of ID did you submit? The only "checking numbers" that can be done for most IDs is if there is an algorithm at work for number generation. I kind of doubt PP would do this since it takes time and some resources - easier just to ban an account based on activity and suspicious/risky sales....which I still feel is probably relevant here.

Example: digital delivery sales = very risky

[DezRfc1]

When I checked my Paypal account again the "Proof of address" section was unticked, so perhaps it was that ID that got declined? Onto the next account I guess then!

[supernova]

Yeah just move on. You did something they deem "risky"

[hiwazup]

what did you sell?

Originally Posted by rsot

Example: digital delivery sales = very risky

lets say i sell some shoes/shorts etc. could i also sell digital stuff?

[DocumentRequest]

Digital "stuff" is not a good idea. Those that have ignored other members advise on NOT selling digital items have seen an unfortunate fate that all of those sellers eventually experience.

[hiwazup]

Originally Posted by DocumentRequest

Digital "stuff" is not a good idea. Those that have ignored other members advise on NOT selling digital items have seen an unfortunate fate that all of those sellers eventually experience.

but do you think 1 digital stuff per month is okay or would even that be too much?


edit: im not talking about keys. im talking about giftcards/accounts once a month

Originally Posted by hiwazup

but do you think 1 digital stuff per month is okay or would even that be too much?


edit: im not talking about keys. im talking about giftcards/accounts once a month

The guys spammed his way to 25 posts, he's only interested in scamming people, not helping people.

[Ebayorbust]

Originally Posted by just_smile

The guys spammed his way to 25 posts, he's only interested in scamming people, not helping people.

I reported it earlier so hopefully he doesn't take anyone before it gets dealt with

[asif.148]

Originally Posted by DezRfc1

Sold an item for just below £200, branded but not ⊗⊗⊗⊗. Account is one year old, sold around 100 items of mixed value nothing as high as my last sale, zero negative feedback.

Checked PayPal to withdraw funds and got the dreaded "there's a problem with your account" notification, it's asking me to confirm personal details and identity.

Is this anything to worry about it?

I was also fast approaching the £1600 recieving limit, is this it?

Thanks in advance.

is that stealth accoutnt?