eBay is onto me - what do I do?

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IMG_6985.jpegI’ve been trying to make a stealth account for eBay since being permanently banned. I made a new business account with fresh info (followed acsbiz’s guide) and randomly got this email from eBay saying they wanted to confirm some things with me so I can post listings. My last account was just auto banned but this one for some reason was just restricted which is strange. Am I cooked what should I do?
 
The email shown about doesn't say "banned" out loud. Maybe they want to verify some ownership verification.
 
View attachment 451807I’ve been trying to make a stealth account for eBay since being permanently banned. I made a new business account with fresh info (followed acsbiz’s guide) and randomly got this email from eBay saying they wanted to confirm some things with me so I can post listings. My last account was just auto banned but this one for some reason was just restricted which is strange. Am I cooked what should I do?
If you’re following proper stealth setup (fresh device, new IP, clean details) and still got restricted, odds are something in your fingerprint leaked. eBay is tightening detection, especially if you've been previously banned. Even with a new IP, a poor-quality proxy, reused fingerprint or bad timing can link you to an old account. High-quality mobile proxies help here, as they rotate clean IPs from real mobile networks, which are extremely hard to trace or flag, even for fresh stealth attempts. Also consider pairing that with an anti-detect browser to isolate profiles better.
 
If you’re following proper stealth setup (fresh device, new IP, clean details) and still got restricted, odds are something in your fingerprint leaked. eBay is tightening detection, especially if you've been previously banned. Even with a new IP, a poor-quality proxy, reused fingerprint or bad timing can link you to an old account. High-quality mobile proxies help here, as they rotate clean IPs from real mobile networks, which are extremely hard to trace or flag, even for fresh stealth attempts. Also consider pairing that with an anti-detect browser to isolate profiles better.
What anti detect browser do you recommend? Also I use static residential ip from data impulse is that secure?
 
What anti detect browser do you recommend? Also I use static residential ip from data impulse is that secure?
For a proper stealth setup, the key is avoiding fingerprint leaks. Brave isn’t a true anti-detect browser, so it won’t isolate profiles reliably. Tools like Multilogin or AdsPower are better suited, they allow you to separate each identity with unique browser fingerprints, cookies, and system parameters. As for using a static residential IP (like from DataImpulse), it might work short term but it’s risky if the IP is reused or flagged. Mobile proxies are much safer for eBay, they rotate clean, real mobile IPs, which are much harder to detect or link across accounts.
 
For a proper stealth setup, the key is avoiding fingerprint leaks. Brave isn’t a true anti-detect browser, so it won’t isolate profiles reliably. Tools like Multilogin or AdsPower are better suited, they allow you to separate each identity with unique browser fingerprints, cookies, and system parameters. As for using a static residential IP (like from DataImpulse), it might work short term but it’s risky if the IP is reused or flagged. Mobile proxies are much safer for eBay, they rotate clean, real mobile IPs, which are much harder to detect or link across accounts.
Do you know where I can find a tutorial for the tools you suggested? I’m not very tech savvy. Also could you recommend me good mobile proxies? Guides I have read prior said static residential was the best so maybe I was mislead. Thanks very much for the help! :)
 
Do you know where I can find a tutorial for the tools you suggested? I’m not very tech savvy. Also could you recommend me good mobile proxies? Guides I have read prior said static residential was the best so maybe I was mislead. Thanks very much for the help! :)
You weren’t entirely wrong about static residential IPs, they can work in some contexts, but for stealth setups on eBay, mobile proxies are significantly safer. These come from real mobile networks, so they rotate clean IPs that are much harder to trace or flag. As for tutorials, YouTube and Reddit are your best friends, there are beginner-friendly guides for both AdsPower and Multilogin, even if you're not tech-savvy. And if you’re looking to try a clean, pre-set mobile proxy setup, you can find reliable options right here on BHW through the official Marketplace. Let me know if you want help sorting through it.
 
when you list the product immediately get flagged please wait few days and browse the products
list the non profitable products
 
Hi, I'm hoping someone can answer this question for me. For a USA stealth account. What bank works with eBay for payout and payment? Is it ok to have a name mismatch?
 
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