unclemike
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- Nov 6, 2012
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That is what the "Thanks" button is for.
Also it is important to know that PayPal and eBay are the same company and will work together easily to suspend you and freeze
your accounts.
Have a Question about eBay/PayPal/EPN? Look here first.
- Thread starter twoj04
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That is what the "Thanks" button is for.
Also it is important to know that PayPal and eBay are the same company and will work together easily to suspend you and freeze
your accounts.
unclemike
BANNED
- Nov 6, 2012
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What country are you residing in?
Normally you need to acquire a stealth PayPal account in order to operate in countries that are not supported.
goldstandered2000
Newbie
- Dec 25, 2012
- 16
- 0
when ebay or paypal ask for copy of your id can they actually verify if the id is real or fake? I heard if you submit really good docs to ebay and paypal to get a account unlimited it will pass is this true or false?
WaffleCheese
Registered Member
- Dec 1, 2010
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This is an incredibly short-sighted and simplistic view of the entire process that could REALLY land a lot of people in trouble and taking SIGNIFICANT losses on their items.
I've been teaching/practicing similar practices a long time and I have seen people make some mistakes that the OP has eluded to.
Here's the thing.
You have to know some things BEFORE you list an item BEYOND just 'lowballing and 'selling for higher' on eBay.
In fact, BEFORE you list an item (and this is what NO ONE teaches besides me) you need to know the MARKET worth of your items, formats of the item, then take the very specific deductions from there to find a SPECIFIC profit from there.
Even so, costs to acquire can be manipulated when negotiating with suppliers and dropshippers but you CANNOT do this unless you KNOW what the market worth of the item is!
How on earth can you 'lowball' when you don't even know what a LOWBALL is?!
You have to know specific data points, deductions, market worths, and utilizing expensive research tools is NOT necessary. I've been teaching how to use FREE tools to 'spy on the smartest kids in class' for years.
Again, the OP's views - although well-intended, it is too simplistic and dangerous unless you are armed in knowing how to research and find the specific numbers to FIND -- BEFORE you list all of the DATA points needed for negotiation, profit margin analysis, and market worth.
Otherwise, you're screwed.
I've been teaching this way too long to see these mistakes and stay quiet.
I've been teaching/practicing similar practices a long time and I have seen people make some mistakes that the OP has eluded to.
Here's the thing.
You have to know some things BEFORE you list an item BEYOND just 'lowballing and 'selling for higher' on eBay.
In fact, BEFORE you list an item (and this is what NO ONE teaches besides me) you need to know the MARKET worth of your items, formats of the item, then take the very specific deductions from there to find a SPECIFIC profit from there.
Even so, costs to acquire can be manipulated when negotiating with suppliers and dropshippers but you CANNOT do this unless you KNOW what the market worth of the item is!
How on earth can you 'lowball' when you don't even know what a LOWBALL is?!
You have to know specific data points, deductions, market worths, and utilizing expensive research tools is NOT necessary. I've been teaching how to use FREE tools to 'spy on the smartest kids in class' for years.
Again, the OP's views - although well-intended, it is too simplistic and dangerous unless you are armed in knowing how to research and find the specific numbers to FIND -- BEFORE you list all of the DATA points needed for negotiation, profit margin analysis, and market worth.
Otherwise, you're screwed.
I've been teaching this way too long to see these mistakes and stay quiet.
Patrick Bateman
Registered Member
- Nov 5, 2012
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Not really useful infrmation, but will help the newbies.
LikeADream
Newbie
- Feb 23, 2013
- 43
- 3
this post helped me, thanks buddy
SocialsBoost
Regular Member
- Apr 9, 2013
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- 29
Thank you !!
angusmacgyver
Newbie
- Apr 15, 2013
- 10
- 1
Thank You!
Unfortunately typobuddy not works here...
Unfortunately typobuddy not works here...
angusmacgyver
Newbie
- Apr 15, 2013
- 10
- 1
I have a question, please answer it: what personal data have paypal, when i verified my credit card?
I read the "ebay stealth guide 3.0", but not understand the paypal verification.
Write the VCC, prepaid cards. I search on internet, all VCC "firm" request passport-, ID card-, driver license scan or any personal id. From this point the VCC account isn't stealth, right?
That's why make foreign credit card, when i can make this home bank? None of them is hidden.
Please help me here, or just private. Thank You!
I read the "ebay stealth guide 3.0", but not understand the paypal verification.
Write the VCC, prepaid cards. I search on internet, all VCC "firm" request passport-, ID card-, driver license scan or any personal id. From this point the VCC account isn't stealth, right?
That's why make foreign credit card, when i can make this home bank? None of them is hidden.
Please help me here, or just private. Thank You!
