Paying fees & Using auctiva on account with no feedback

[amysworld]

Would I be ok to use auctiva to list my first ever listing on a 1year aged ebay/paypal account with no feedback on the ebay and no funds received in the paypal.

am i right in thinking ebay donn't get your IP if you list through auctiva and the listings are free unlike where they charge you?

I'd rather have a nice professional looking listing instead of using a picture with my username in the background.

i've followed the stealth guide so far...is there any alterantive to a VCC that can be topped up as and when needed to pay the ebay seller fees?

I don't want to pay the seller fees with the a/c linked to the paypal address as thats a no no no...rather to use a VCC to pay ALL your seller fees one that can be topped up as and when required..


which ones are good or is entropay still the best? i'm having trouble loaded the card up with funds keeps saying contact your bank

[GreenBean]

Auctiva is no use until you have feedback.

Your risk is starting selling on an account with only buyers' feedback.

If this account has no activity for the past months, it runs the risk of being flagged at once.

Are you surfing, looking around ebay etc? You need to establish a history there & quickly.

You can use entropay as your funding source for the fees.

What bank are you thinking of using? There are glitches with paypal UK so this message often happens.

[JamesNorth101]

Bare in mind eBay will get your IP when a token is generated by Auctiva to link the accounts so you will need a new IP each time a token is generated if you are going to used several accounts on Auctiva

Entropay will work well.

Bare in mind everything else Greenie has said. History is very important, both selling and browsing.

[amysworld]

The account does not have any feedback at all...i just let the account age and I've only browsed a few times less than 5 times in over 1year. its only now i need the account being out of a job just want to sell what i've got lying around the house.

there is no activity on the account...what I will now do is

1. start browsing/asking questions on ebay for about 1 week
2. buy cheap items less than £1 to build buyer feedback
3. when i have 5 buyer feedback I could start selling with auctvia

entropay i will link it to the paypal account its verified just needs the £1900 limit lifting

the entropay error message is happening when i create a new card and then try to add fund to it

Originally Posted by Greenie

Auctiva is no use until you have feedback.

Your risk is starting selling on an account with only buyers' feedback.

If this account has no activity for the past months, it runs the risk of being flagged at once.

Are you surfing, looking around ebay etc? You need to establish a history there & quickly.

You can use entropay as your funding source for the fees.

What bank are you thinking of using? There are glitches with paypal UK so this message often happens.

[amysworld]

As far as I am aware ebay does not get your IP through Auctiva when you list on there to sell using their templates.

as for linking Auctiva to ebay via your IP im sure ebay do not get your IP as your not actually loggging into ebay to create the token but through auctvia.

how long shall i keep browsing before i start selling

Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

Bare in mind eBay will get your IP when a token is generated by Auctiva to link the accounts so you will need a new IP each time a token is generated if you are going to used several accounts on Auctiva

Entropay will work well.

Bare in mind everything else Greenie has said. History is very important, both selling and browsing.

[isitworththestress]

Originally Posted by amysworld

As far as I am aware ebay does not get your IP through Auctiva when you list on there to sell using their templates.

as for linking Auctiva to ebay via your IP im sure ebay do not get your IP as your not actually loggging into ebay to create the token but through auctvia.

how long shall i keep browsing before i start selling

Not used Auctiva for a while but does it not make you sign into ebay to allow the token? Maybe wrong but I'm sure it did that the last time I used it.

[NoneOther]

Any tokens needed by external apps/sites to link your e/b account will always require you to sign in to your e/b account so IP will be recorded.

[oooSMOKYooo]

Just sell few low risk items then use auctivia. Ip logged when creating token to identify you. After that all good.
Just use dongle but chk ip to be safe also..

[amysworld]

Do you mean:

See a few low risk items using ebay listing process (without Auctiva)

When I start using Auctiva will I have to use the dongle after the token has been created?

Originally Posted by oooSMOKYooo

Just sell few low risk items then use auctivia. Ip logged when creating token to identify you. After that all good.
Just use dongle but chk ip to be safe also..