Banned from Ebay: How to Create a New Account and Get Back on PayPal and eBay after Being Limited or Suspended

56 Pages·2019·0.64 MB·English

by  Dave Thornton

Banned From eBay:
How to Create a New Account and Get Back
on PayPal and eBay after Being Limited or
By Dave Thornton
Suspended
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Understanding how eBay and PayPal keep track of your accounts
3. Setting up Your Computer for Your new eBay and PayPal Account
4. Creating your new eBay and PayPal Account
5. Checklist for Creating an Account in a Different Country
6. Avoid Being Limited or Suspended Again
7. Accepting Alternative Payment Methods
1. Introduction

It can be hard to look for an additional source of income after being banned from
eBay. I for one was struggling for many months to find an avenue to continue
selling on the Internet without having to give up on high start up costs through a
website. Creating my own website just didn’t measure up to eBay. Being one of
the top 20 most visited sites on the Internet eBay brings traffic to your listings
that you could never achieve on your own.
After I was given a permanent suspension from PayPal I went to the bank to
open another account thinking I could start selling again in no time. However, in
a couple of weeks and after possibly two or three sales I was again linked back
to my old account and kicked off PayPal once again. I tried this around 3 times
before giving up and looked for alternative payment solutions to use on eBay. I
looked into using ProPay, Moneybookers (Now known as Skrill), and even
Paymate. Well, all of those options were great, but I lived in Canada and being
Canadian a lot if not all of those payment options were only available to U.S.
Residents. Not to mention that PayPal is the most preferred way to pay for
buyers and its even easier to sell with it. Some of you may have even gone ahead
and gotten an alternative payment method and signed up for a new eBay
account. But I`m guessing you probably were kicked out again, right? So there I
was stuck questioning how some people could continue to make thousands of
dollars every month on eBay consecutively without getting suspended. As a
result, I quit selling on eBay altogether for about several months until I found a
way to work around the system.
I’m guessing that your story is probably similar to mine and you were confused
and frustrated. Some of you may have even relied on eBay solely to provide for
your mortgage or utility bills. For this reason I will reveal to you how to get back
on eBay selling your items and cashing out to your bank account. And even if
you do get suspended again you can easily repeat the process.
What you will learn after reading this book?
After reading Banned from eBay you will learn to anonymously sell on eBay
without the risk of getting suspended again. If have been limited by PayPal then
you will also be able to get back on PayPal after you have applied the
information provided throughout this book. Given that you apply all the tactics
and follow the outlined step by step process you can easily be selling on eBay in
a matter of a week from finishing the book. You will learn how to keep all your
private sensitive information secure and how to create multiple eBay accounts
without any problems. Best of all this works on any eBay marketplace across the
world and is completely legal! Additionally I will teach you insider secrets
which I have came up with and have not shared with any but to those who have
purchased this book.
Don`t be a quitter!
A lot of people out there want to just quit using eBay and PayPal (mostly eBay)
and start to look for an alternative method. But the problem with that is if you
get banned again on the alternative site then you’ll soon probably run out of
options. There simply aren’t enough substitute sites out there with enough
traffic to provide for eBay. Not to mention sites that are constantly endorsed as
alternatives such as Overstock.com, eBid.net etc. You’re defiantly not going to
see the same conversion of traffic and sales on these sites as you do on eBay.
Why begging won’t work
If you’ve been left with a limited PayPal
you’ve probably tried to get it reinstated by either sending them emails, using
sweet talk , maybe even sending them threats or taking legal action. According
to their website they have 230 million accounts as of 2013. Considering this high
of a number I’m pretty sure they don’t care if they lose a million or so users
every year as long as there bringing in new users. So if you’ve been limited,
getting your money released through legal action is reasonable but you won’t get
your account back. You can send them strongly worded letters, file complaints
with the attorney general and consumer protection rights office but getting
reinstated is not attainable this way. This is why your only option it to create a
brand new account and the only RIGHT way to do it is by completing the full
step by step process outlined in this book.
Why eBay doesn`t tell you why you got suspended
After
you had been suspended indefinitely from eBay or PayPal you probably weren’t
given a clarification on why you were banned. The reason why they don’t tell
you anything is because they don`t want you to figure out how to circumvent
their system and their policies. The more you know and the more stuff you can
put together on how to prevent a suspension the bigger the problem for eBay. If
you can determine how eBay and PayPal suspend accounts and find ways to
prevent those suspensions, then it will benefit the general public. Since eBay has
a vast number of employees and all the people across the world that they must
pay monthly it doesn’t give eBay enough space to go about and make changes
because changes cost money. Therefore, they try to keep it secret because they
can’t constantly make changes to their system and repeatedly go back to the
drawing board. I believe this could all be prevented if eBay would stop
neglecting their sellers. The information and tactics implicated in this book will
make your new account almost bulletproof so grab something to drink sit back
and enjoy the information you are about to learn.
Why your PayPal was limited?
Before we get into the process of creating your new PayPal account we need to
look where you went wrong and how to prevent that in the future. A lot of sellers
end up getting an account limitation sometimes even a permanent one from
PayPal which in turn shuts down their eBay. Anyways here are the top reasons
why PayPal will limit your account. If you want further information you can
always browse the PayPal user agreement.

· You have more accounts than PayPal allows. You are actually allowed

to have two PayPal accounts according to PayPal’s user agreement,
one personal account and one premier or business account.
· You have moved into a new resident which was an address previously

used by limited (banned) PayPal’s user · Your ISP (Internet Service

Provider) assigned you an IP address that was previously used by a
limited PayPal user · You have a new phone number that was once

used by a limited PayPal user. (This is usually pretty unlikely to
happen but it’s possible) · You sold something to someone who

questioned its authenticity.
· Using the same bank account and/or credit card information with

multiple PayPal accounts
· You sold a high risk item or an item which is very likely to be

counterfeit.
· You used a proxy service to access your PayPal account
· Refusal to cooperate with PayPal in an investigation to confirm

identity when requested.
· Logging into your PayPal account from a foreign country that is not

included in the permitted countries list.
· Too many complaints regarding your account, business or

service/merchandise.
· Reports from credit agencies of high level of risk

· Account has been involved or used to facilitate fraudulent activity.

· Name on the bank account associated with the PayPal account does not

match the name on the PayPal account · Using PayPal to sell

prohibited items.
· Return of an incoming Electronic Funds Transfer for insufficient funds

in the bank account, incorrect bank routing number or incorrect bank
account number.
Why your eBay was suspended?
You’re reading this book because you were probably banned from eBay and
PayPal. You probably also slipped up somewhere so below are a list of the top
reasons users get banned and how you can avoid it in the future. The two main
reasons why eBay will suspend your account are because of a violation of their
policies or not paying your eBay fees. So here are a few more reasons why you
can get kicked off eBay.
· One way you can get suspended is if you move into an ex eBayers

home who was suspended. Since they probably used their home
address already you will also do the same and in fact you can get
suspended this way. I know it sucks but its very possible.
· Your are under 18 years of age. PayPal or eBay don’t want kids

on their sites so if you’re under 18 it’s an automatic permanent
suspension.
· You sold prohibited or restricted items.

· Adding a suspended shipping/mailing address to giving this out to

a customer. Don’t ever message a buyer with a previously used
address even if PayPal asks you for the return address.
· Using the same credit card information with multiple accounts.

This will get you linked and banned.
· Using different information on your eBay and PayPal accounts.

· Using an old phone number for a new account.

· Using the same IP address for multiple accounts.

· Having one PayPal for multiple eBay accounts. You are allowed

to have more than 1 eBay account but if one of them goes down
chances are the other one will too.
· Listing a lot of items right away. This will most likely result in a

suspension or selling limits.
· Trying to complete a sale outside of eBay.

· Using the same password as a suspended, limited or banned user.

· Using the same email as a suspended, limited or banner user

· Similar address a suspended, limited, banned user

· Similar first and last name as a suspended, limited, banned user

· Using eBay programs such as Turbolister or any other software.

It’s best to stay away eBay software that you don’t need because it
just makes it easier to get caught and harder to keep everything
organized and stay under the radar.
· Logging into a suspended, limited, banned account then into your

new account.
· Using proxy servers or software that hides your IP. PayPal or

eBay don’t like this at all will suspend your account.
· Buying too many cheap eBooks trying to inflate feedback. Ebay

knows what you’re up to and will most likely suspend you
indefinitely. I’ve seen lots of accounts go NARU like this so trust
me don’t overdo it. There is a better way I will explain later on.
· Shill bidding. Shill bidding is when a user bids on his own item

with a different account in order to raise the price of his/her item.
If you’ve done it you probably know what it is and don’t do it
since you’re going to go through some trouble if you do.
· A low feedback score. If you`re getting too many complaints or

having a lot of cases opened against you then you’re in trouble of
getting suspended. EBay will usually place selling limits on your
account until you can work your feedback up.
· Reusing the same titles, image URLs, auction descriptions in

auctions. Sometimes buyers or even competition might recognize
your auctions and knowing you`ve recently been suspended they
can report you to eBay. EBay will find out you`ve been selling
under a new name and shut your account down. So yes somebody
who tattle tales on you can get you banned again which is why it`s
best if you use different image hosts and change up your
description styles.
· Getting flagged by another user

· Use of profanity, eBay prohibits the use of racist, hateful, sexual

or obscene language.
· Again talking rudely or sending rude emails to eBay or PayPal.

They are the ones who control your account and can shut you
down in seconds so talking nicely will get your 10 times farther
than just talking sh*t.
· Stealing photos from other eBayers. Simply put you can’t use

someone else’s photos on your own auction!
· Listing too many items right away. This applies more toward

those of you selling high risk items. For example, if you’re going
to list 10 Blackberries from the first day you’re probably going to
get them taken down the same day. If you listing generic or low
risk items such as books which imposes less hazard you can go
ahead and list more items.
· If you are linked with another account. According to eBay if you

are associated in any way with a suspended user your account in
turn will also be suspended.