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missinglink 08-15-2011 04:37 AM

vero items
 
unverifed paypal and vero items, is it possible to list??

EGYfromhell 08-15-2011 04:44 AM

Ohhh yes, I do that all the time, but ppl here might disagree with me coz they do not try it

Ebayorbust 08-15-2011 05:30 AM

Depends on which country you are in. You need a verified pp account to sell on ebay.co.uk . Any attempt to list without this usually gets hit with a registration suspension and a request for docs.

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EGYfromhell 08-15-2011 05:37 AM

Strange, I never had a verified UK PP and I am selling after verifying my telephone number

bigbill 08-15-2011 06:00 AM

I can also confirm that it is possible to sell VERO with a non verified PP.

GREEN LION 08-15-2011 06:09 AM

its possible in ebay uk if you are selling up to 5 item anything more you need to verify or you'll raise flag witch ends to suspension.

rsot 08-15-2011 06:21 AM

But with the unverified pp, don't you find your accounts don't last as long?

EGYfromhell 08-15-2011 06:24 AM

Actually it last, that is my case,

jbluntz 08-15-2011 06:35 AM

I've been listing with unverified paypals ever since I started, how long it lasts has to do with other reasons if you need a verified paypal ebay will tell you then you can purchase a VBA in that case.

GREEN LION 08-15-2011 06:37 AM

actually i misunderstood. you are right,you need to verify your pp to sell on ebay uk.

Imakemoney 08-15-2011 06:41 AM

Look guys this is simple. In the UK its hard enough to sell VeRo on a verified paypal never mind a non verified one... :doh: your just wasting your accounts really doing this and beside when its unverified the limit is £650 so your not going to be making much money!

jbluntz 08-15-2011 06:45 AM

I feel sorry for UK people then, that sounds pretty harsh..

Imakemoney 08-15-2011 06:47 AM

From my experiments after 2-3 listings ebay ask for docs when attempting this.

jbluntz 08-15-2011 06:55 AM

From my experience in the US listing vero for your first 2-3 listings can result in getting asked for docs but listing safe items for your first few listings doesn't, then after that you can list vero but then again it still depends on what type of vero, verified or not.

EGYfromhell 08-15-2011 06:56 AM

This is 100% not right, first, I am selling from UK accounts, always not verified, and it works fine,,,PS, I never had a 650 sending limit, my accounts start with 1000 up to 1900 before verifications, Anyone from UK, use a new PC and new internet connection, rightXXX name and XXX address and right XXX phone and you will see that I am right, Now I am 100% sure that I am right, there are many things in the PC should be covered before you can create new PP or EB otherwise you will get limitation or 650 sending limit.

For any user how is using USB dongle, let me know and tell you how you can hide it, yes some of the USB dongle has NO MAC address but it has generic volume.

Imakemoney 08-15-2011 06:58 AM

I guess we all have our own experiences EGYfromhell but I'll stick to my methods :bounce:

Ebayorbust 08-15-2011 08:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Imakemoney (Post 259376)
From my experiments after 2-3 listings ebay ask for docs when attempting this.

Yep, this is my findings to.

As I said in my original post, it all depends on which eBay site you list on.

EGYfromhell 08-15-2011 08:19 AM

Alrighty:) do not use my way :)

JRYAN34 08-15-2011 08:54 AM

i hope you get the boot, along with every possible hassle

Littlemorestealth 08-15-2011 01:37 PM

When we talk about verified are we talking bank account verified or ID verified?

Also, if the account has no bank attached, how do you get the money out? There would be a flag if there was a few sitting there banking all the money....surely?

BTW Bluntz that post on VM was very good the other day. Thats the type of stuff I like to read on here.

jbluntz 08-15-2011 01:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Littlemorestealth (Post 259527)
When we talk about verified are we talking bank account verified or ID verified?

Also, if the account has no bank attached, how do you get the money out? There would be a flag if there was a few sitting there banking all the money....surely?

BTW Bluntz that post on VM was very good the other day. Thats the type of stuff I like to read on here.

We're talking about bank verified, in the US when you list certain items ebay will tell you to verify your paypal before you can complete the listing which hardly ever happens for me which is why I don't need one to start selling.

Also there's other things to do with the money besides withdraw, you can buy stuff or send it to another paypal which is why they have a send button in every paypal then once you reach your sending limits then you'll need to add a bank or VBA.

Glad you liked the VM thread can't remember which one it was, must of been an older one.

oompaloompa 08-15-2011 02:03 PM

there are ways in UK to verify but not withdraw, so I agree buying stock is a big reason to have one of these paypals.

Littlemorestealth 08-15-2011 02:39 PM

ha ha that's why they have a send button come on I did say in the post I'm guessing it would cause a flag if cash was being drip fed into just a few accounts.
I didn't think about just keeping it to buy stuff because if their stealth I thought the seller only gets protection if they send to the verified address?
Na the VM post was the one about the 9.99 sale until august. I've got one coming tomorrow to see if the online switch works in the uk too.

jbluntz 08-15-2011 02:59 PM

What ever flag that is, it must be an invisable one since I've never seen it and yeah now I rember the post, I thought you meant VMware.

Littlemorestealth 08-15-2011 03:03 PM

Ah well if you say there's no flag then there isn't one. I'm going on what other more experienced members than me said when I've talked about this but your higher level again. What's the Max you've ever drip fed per month into a single account then?

oompaloompa 08-15-2011 03:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Littlemorestealth (Post 259560)
ha ha that's why they have a send button come on I did say in the post I'm guessing it would cause a flag if cash was being drip fed into just a few accounts.
I didn't think about just keeping it to buy stuff because if their stealth I thought the seller only gets protection if they send to the verified address?
Na the VM post was the one about the 9.99 sale until august. I've got one coming tomorrow to see if the online switch works in the uk too.

stealth just means not your banned address, does not mean another accessible address is prohibited...

Littlemorestealth 08-15-2011 03:15 PM

I'm running low on accessible addresses...

jbluntz 08-15-2011 03:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Littlemorestealth (Post 259578)
Ah well if you say there's no flag then there isn't one. I'm going on what other more experienced members than me said when I've talked about this but your higher level again. What's the Max you've ever drip fed per month into a single account then?

It's not a drip feed account, it's an off ebay sales account which I've been making thousands for months on end. There's no flags in having an off ebay paypal account for off ebay sales, you can make whatever amount you want. .

Littlemorestealth 08-15-2011 03:28 PM

Does it actually make any sales from what PayPal can see is away from eBay e.g. a website or does it just sit there and mark incoming payments as sales?

jbluntz 08-15-2011 03:33 PM

It makes sales the way any paypal lets you make sales by requesting/sending money or invoice, you don't need to be connected to a site to make sales.

Littlemorestealth 08-15-2011 03:35 PM

Ok thanks for the info. A lot of opinions I've been listening to on it must be airing on a large side of caution. Ill make use of it.

eBay King 08-15-2011 04:55 PM

It can be very dangerous sending regular small payments from one PP to another PP which are both under your control. It can also be dangerous sending one large payment also when doing business through eBay or externally not through eBay.

Had a bad experience from doing this "bouncing" of money from one PP to another about 6 years ago. It all went wrong.

Fair enough, I was inexperienced more back then, but I vowed never to do it again. Besides, PP take double fees doing that. If through eBay aswell, double fees to them also. Just saying.

ShadyOne 08-15-2011 07:14 PM

@Imakemoney and EGYfromhell, in the UK from my experience, with an 'Unverified' PayPal the limits are £1000 (Sending), £650 (Withdrawing) and £1900 (Receiving) - all per year.

ShadyOne 08-15-2011 07:19 PM

Also, for anyone who may not know or has forgotten, here is the info eBay provides about being Verified:

A user who is Pay Pal verified has confirmed their identity with eBay and PayPal. Once a seller is verified, it:
  • Increases their credibility with other buyers and sellers on eBay
  • Allows them to list on international eBay sites
  • Raises their sending and withdrawal limits on PayPal
  • Provides some sellers with higher seller limits (eg. new sellers or those selling in high risk categories)
This higher level of verification is designed to reduce fraudulent or counterfeit items on the site, with the result that all eBay members will be able to buy and sell on eBay with confidence.

Sandy D 08-15-2011 07:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jbluntz (Post 259372)
I've been listing with unverified paypals ever since I started, how long it lasts has to do with other reasons if you need a verified paypal ebay will tell you then you can purchase a VBA in that case.



Dang you are good.

I have been testing this myself and find that I am selling without any problems on a few unverified pps right now. Sure you are limited on the money but if you have plenty of them to use it is like Bluntzcash in the bank.

:clap:

jbluntz 08-15-2011 10:15 PM

Finally somebody that see's, bluntzcash I like that you just might have started a new trend :bounce:

Sandy D 08-16-2011 12:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jbluntz (Post 259679)
Finally somebody that see's, bluntzcash I like that you just might have started a new trend :bounce:

I know, so for now on you will be known as.

Bluntzcash


:hail:

oompaloompa 08-16-2011 03:52 AM

it is dangerous to drip feed but it can be done in moderation and occasional without flags, I mean some customers give regular orders right? just be prpared to give proof of some sort like tracking, real quick, it is not a business plan though....

jbluntz 08-16-2011 07:14 AM

Who ever came up with the term "drip feed" must have been a real genius lol

It's like you've got the ability to open unlimited seller accounts and unlimited paypals

and the most, whoever the "drip feeder" genius is, can come up with is how to send a payment from 1 paypal to another paypal over and over again? lol

talk about creativity huh? lol It's like let's forget about all the other accounts, let's just send payments from 1 paypal to another paypal over and over until we get flagged and tell everyone how dangerous it is lol genius lol..

HurricaneHuntr 08-16-2011 08:25 AM

I do something far more risky ..eBay shuts you sown. But you have 12 to 24 hours to get any money left in Pay Pl out.. I've done this on my last few losses. I have a 10 plus year old PayPal account of my own which has never been limited. BC its not tied to an eBy . So when I lose an eBay.. you know the user agreement ones. You just send remaining pp funds to your account. Have I knowingly stiffed eby on fees? Tchea but if they didn't screw with me, they would of been paid. And on these accounts its not like I had negatives just random user agreement shutdowns.

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