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welshdan 12-11-2014 05:04 PM

pp limiting a few accounts
 
Evening gents/ladies

I have been running xxx for over a year now, have many accounts. One got limited right in the beginning but I called and got it re instated. another got taken down around 7 months ago.

Things have been pretty good, I have always been careful with what I do with my accounts.

last week 2 got limited, along with another this week. one is old, fully verified, the other two are fairly new. have I been very unlucky or is pp now limiting accounts based on certain behaviour (that wouldn't have caused problems before?)

Just a bit P'd really that I have lost 3 accounts in such a short space. There are no details of why the account is limited, so no options to lift the limits.

I may call, there is nothing to lose.

Have I fallen behind the game? anyone else had similar issues?

thanks!

peghmeypong 12-11-2014 05:13 PM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
What were the dates of the limitations? Did you get an email to tell you they'd been limited? Did you create or buy the accounts?

welshdan 12-11-2014 05:21 PM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
created myself. I think 2 were no emails, one I got an email. I have just seen the other thread whereby others seem to have had serious problems recently....

GreenBean 12-11-2014 05:26 PM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by welshdan (Post 619035)
created myself. I think 2 were no emails, one I got an email. I have just seen the other thread whereby others seem to have had serious problems recently....

Then you hit the nail right on the head.


Massive changes stared 15 November and are still continuing.

Here's the problem: Be careful about calling in.

Could you do me a small favour. Read the threads in this part of the forum and more in the paypal limited forum.

Read all the info.

Then come back to this thread and give your thoughts on what you have read. You can maybe make choices then.

Personally, I would read more before taking more action.

I am sorry to bring bad news to you.

:ranger:

peterspike 12-11-2014 05:51 PM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Yes something is going on with UK accounts I have lost 3 myself over the last few weeks.

WhatsUpWhatsUp 12-11-2014 06:58 PM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by GreenBean (Post 619037)
Then you hit the nail right on the head.


Massive changes stared 15 November and are still continuing.

Here's the problem: Be careful about calling in.

Could you do me a small favour. Read the threads in this part of the forum and more in the paypal limited forum.

Read all the info.

Then come back to this thread and give your thoughts on what you have read. You can maybe make choices then.

Personally, I would read more before taking more action.

I am sorry to bring bad news to you.

:ranger:

Hey, GreenBean.

I just read the PayPal limited forum and I still don't understand how he could have got limited. Am I missing something besides not phoning up? I understand you shouldn't but what else? I'm sure he doesn't even mention that he called in?

GreenBean 12-11-2014 07:17 PM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quick break down:

paypal started handing out limitations to many accounts on 15th & 29th November & early December

Mixture of accounts were some with £1900 anti money laundering limits already removed BUT some had no activity at all. ( Sleeper accounts).

paypal had announced proposed changes to their T&S supposedly coming into play in the start of 2015. These limitations were regarded as premature.

Differences were these:
no emails to advice of limitations.

outright denial of ability to appeal stated on the emails. (Look for posts by Callidus).

For some cases where contact was made to appeal, paypal turned around and asked for more ID.

This has created a grey area for the more acceptable way to regain funds after the 180 days suspension.

As of today, the risk is too high to suggest across the board calling in. Funds may be held permanently if paypal wants to do so.
I am making the suggestion for the present only to be circumspect in approaching and/or demanding paypal to release funds.

Enough info is not to hand NOR in hand to offer a workaround.

We are in a state of change.

Hope that's helps although sad news.

:ranger:

WhatsUpWhatsUp 12-11-2014 07:20 PM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by GreenBean (Post 619077)

Enough info is not to hand NOR in hand to offer a workaround.

We are in a state of change.

Hope that's helps although sad news.

:ranger:

So, what you are saying is... this could be permanent and unavoidable which could also ruin stealth in the UK? If so, I guess the game is ending soon.

JamesNorth101 12-11-2014 07:23 PM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
This will not ruin stealth in the UK.

We will evolve.

Think of it as a stumbling block until we have more facts.

Its just part of the dance we have to play with eBay and PayPal. It always has been and always will be.

GreenBean 12-11-2014 07:32 PM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by WhatsUpWhatsUp (Post 619079)
So, what you are saying is... this could be permanent and unavoidable which could also ruin stealth in the UK? If so, I guess the game is ending soon.

Not at all.

We have faced issues with Stealth.

We persevere.

But we always ADAPT.

We can not rush Victory.

:uk:

just_smile 12-12-2014 03:05 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
With regards to calling paypal, look at it this way.

If your account makes you a lot of money a month, and you only have a few hundred stuck in paypal, it is worth the risk to call in.

If your ebay is a poor one, and you have a lot of money you can't afford to lose in paypal, then don't call in.

You need to figure out if the risk/reward is worth the gamble for your accounts.

GreenBean 12-12-2014 03:45 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by just_smile (Post 619193)
With regards to calling paypal, look at it this way.

If your account makes you a lot of money a month, and you only have a few hundred stuck in paypal, it is worth the risk to call in.

If your ebay is a poor one, and you have a lot of money you can't afford to lose in paypal, then don't call in.

You need to figure out if the risk/reward is worth the gamble for your accounts.

With all due respect, your suggestion is flawed.

You are asking users to open themselves to further checks by paypal.

This will NOT work for accounts being checked.

Hold off on this as suggested, please.

:doh:

Ebayorbust 12-12-2014 03:58 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
In some cases where people have phoned up in relation to these limitations, they have been asked to send in passports and provide National Insurance numbers.

The end result is always the same. The account does not get restored.

just_smile 12-12-2014 04:52 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
I understand what you're saying GB.

My point is, as things stand, the account is dead.

Doing nothing means the account will stay dead.

By ringing, you may get it restored. Or, worst case.scenario, they ask for passports etc and the account stays dead. You may then obviously lose any funds in that account.

In my opinion its up to the holder of these accounts which path they choose to follow. Aslong as they know the risks.

Callidus 12-12-2014 05:02 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by just_smile (Post 619208)
I understand what you're saying GB.

My point is, as things stand, the account is dead.

Doing nothing means the account will stay dead.

By ringing, you may get it restored. Or, worst case.scenario, they ask for passports etc and the account stays dead. You may then obviously lose any funds in that account.

In my opinion its up to the holder of these accounts which path they choose to follow. Aslong as they know the risks.

but WHY..? WHY would you want to sacrifice any funds in the account, whether it be £50 or £400? You have a bigger chance of getting these funds at 180 days, why throw that away over a phone call which in most cases will only make things worse. It makes no sense to me.

welshdan 12-12-2014 05:57 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
I have nearly 1k tied up in these accounts and don't want to lose that. it might be best to wait out the 180 days.

I don't think I'm alone in thinking that there might be some big changes around the corner for a lot of us, and that this might be the start of the end of most xxx accounts as we know them.

There MUST be something that flags these accounts. pp are obviously doing something differently now. But what? There must be some sort of patterns/ similarities between the accounts that have gone down. my concern is that the hard work I have put into getting back into this over the last year or so, creating many accs, getting them into good standing, might soon be down the drain.

How will we know what the problem is? should the details of the accounts be shared on here, or shared in a post, in order to compare and look for patterns?

Could it be that pp now have started to check details randomly, in batch, if they don't match, that's it? no chance to upload docs etc, surely they have to pay people to check docs etc., done electronically could be cheaper.

Maybe pp is having a mass cull of xxx accounts, maybe the underworld of these accounts is getting too big and undermining the integrity of pp?

SO where do we go? carry on as normal, ramp up sales to shift stock before the inevitable? go to ground for a while?

I am a little worried about this

just_smile 12-12-2014 06:08 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Callidus (Post 619212)
but WHY..? WHY would you want to sacrifice any funds in the account, whether it be £50 or £400? You have a bigger chance of getting these funds at 180 days, why throw that away over a phone call which in most cases will only make things worse. It makes no sense to me.

It depends on your viewpoint.

If you are a business trader, doing ebay full time as your only source of income, and your account gets this limit. You are in a very precarious situation. A person in a situation like this will need to decide what is worse. Potentially losing the monies by ringing in or accepting their fate and waiting 180 days.

A person with 5,10,20,100 accounts will not need to risk the call, simply move on to another account and wait 180 days.

So far we know it can go one of 3 ways.
1)Account restoration
2)Stays limited, wait 180 days.
3)They ask for more documents like passport, NI number.

realdeals 12-12-2014 06:14 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by just_smile (Post 619239)

So far we know it can go one of 3 ways.
1)Account restoration
2)Stays limited, wait 180 days.
3)They ask for more documents like passport, NI number.

Is there any evidence to show that any account subject to the new bans has been reinstated? As I don't recall seeing any?

JamesNorth101 12-12-2014 06:15 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
PayPal is not really the issue here, its the 3rd party company that they now use.

Accounts get limited often in waves as the 3rd part company syncs their systems with PayPal and then PayPal limit all the accounts they are told to limit.

PayPal are no longer in charge of removing the limits on accounts and checking detail. This is now all done by an external company.

More so now than ever the more accounts you have the better :thumb:

welshdan 12-12-2014 06:22 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
So all conventional xxx accs are due for the chop sooner or later! Great news!!

welshdan 12-12-2014 06:22 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
and by that I mean sooner rather than later!?

JamesNorth101 12-12-2014 06:25 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
For now it would be a good idea to stay under the £1650 limits to stop the trigger for ID kicking in.

Spreading sales though out accounts is key really at the moment.

welshdan 12-12-2014 06:26 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
sensible info James.

Callidus 12-12-2014 06:53 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Fair point, but it is advised and common knowledge for people to be running tens of accounts, especially if you're running a business.

Things like this should then not effect you massively and you can wait the 180 days instead of needing to call on your one and only account.


Quote:

Originally Posted by just_smile (Post 619239)
It depends on your viewpoint.

If you are a business trader, doing ebay full time as your only source of income, and your account gets this limit. You are in a very precarious situation. A person in a situation like this will need to decide what is worse. Potentially losing the monies by ringing in or accepting their fate and waiting 180 days.

A person with 5,10,20,100 accounts will not need to risk the call, simply move on to another account and wait 180 days.

So far we know it can go one of 3 ways.
1)Account restoration
2)Stays limited, wait 180 days.
3)They ask for more documents like passport, NI number.


Callidus 12-12-2014 06:55 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JamesNorth101 (Post 619251)
For now it would be a good idea to stay under the £1650 limits to stop the trigger for ID kicking in.

Spreading sales though out accounts is key really at the moment.

This is the best advice for now for sure, stay under that limit until more info comes to light :thumb:

GreenBean 12-12-2014 07:08 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
AND stop posting advice when you are not aware of what is going on.


Too much pointless info never helps/

:ranger:

welshdan 12-12-2014 07:53 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
is anyone monitoring what is happening, looking for patterns? or is it sit back, wait and see?

I would be happy to share specifics of my accounts with senior members of the forum if this helps to build up a pattern of what is happening/going on

Callidus 12-12-2014 07:54 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by welshdan (Post 619300)
is anyone monitoring what is happening, looking for patterns? or is it sit back, wait and see?

I would be happy to share specifics of my accounts with senior members of the forum if this helps to build up a pattern of what is happening/going on

Anyone in their right mind would be experimenting already...

:pop2:

JamesNorth101 12-12-2014 07:55 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by welshdan (Post 619300)
is anyone monitoring what is happening, looking for patterns? or is it sit back, wait and see?

I would be happy to share specifics of my accounts with senior members of the forum if this helps to build up a pattern of what is happening/going on

Testing is on going.

We already have a pretty large pile of data that is showing us certain patterns. To early to really say anything for sure though.

GreenBean 12-12-2014 08:07 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by welshdan (Post 619300)
is anyone monitoring what is happening, looking for patterns? or is it sit back, wait and see?

I would be happy to share specifics of my accounts with senior members of the forum if this helps to build up a pattern of what is happening/going on

We've been looking, checking, talking,comparing.

AND swearing.

:amen:

997turbo 12-12-2014 08:38 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
If they using 3rd party run account check,it most likely to be a credit history check. Eg. if your stealth detailed person aged like over 25+ or 30+ it hard to believe there is no credit history on this person.I believe in UK 80% of people over 25+ or 30+ will have at least 1x genuine bank issued credit card?if they checked this name and it has 0 credit history,then it will looks very unreal..

Just my guess.Perhaps in future we should choose stealth age at a younger one.

JamesNorth101 12-12-2014 08:44 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 997turbo (Post 619311)
If they using 3rd party run account check,it most likely to be a credit history check. Eg. if your stealth detailed person aged like over 25+ or 30+ it hard to believe there is no credit history on this person.I believe in UK 80% of people over 25+ or 30+ will have at least 1x genuine bank issued credit card?if they checked this name and it has 0 credit history,then it will looks very unreal..

Just my guess.Perhaps in future we should choose stealth age at a younger one.

Please keep guessing to a minimum. It just gets in the way of finding a usable solution :thumb:

rsot 12-12-2014 08:56 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 997turbo (Post 619311)
If they using 3rd party run account check,it most likely to be a credit history check. Eg. if your stealth detailed person aged like over 25+ or 30+ it hard to believe there is no credit history on this person.I believe in UK 80% of people over 25+ or 30+ will have at least 1x genuine bank issued credit card?if they checked this name and it has 0 credit history,then it will looks very unreal..

Just my guess.Perhaps in future we should choose stealth age at a younger one.

Only proof needed :) test and try 997turbo

welshdan 12-12-2014 11:34 AM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
not sure why pp are so hell bent on cutting their own throat...

Kiroshi 12-12-2014 12:34 PM

Re: pp limiting a few accounts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by welshdan (Post 619366)
not sure why pp are so hell bent on cutting their own throat...

Remember, for every genuine guy making stealth accounts, just trying to make an honest buck, there are probably about 20 cretins who scam cheat and steal from them.

If I was paypal I would want rid of every stealth account for this reason.


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