PayPal are on a banning (limiting) spree

Never use Chrome for PP. It's spyware.

infoasian said:

Never use Chrome for PP. It's spyware.

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Huh? Please go into detail with that.

What if you got the same dynamic IP that you've already used before on the other account?

For me I just bought a cheap local linux vps, got docs learnt what to tell them about my business when they limit my acc and no more prblems. Never got linked with my other accs again. 1 static IP per account on completely different machine thats my solution.

STAUNCH said:

New eB/PP Stealth accounts. When she can't use anymore her address, ID card, PoA, IP, etc.

And one more thing - never use the same eB acc both for selling and buying. Never knows what could trigger the "security measures/issue" thing. It's some kind 50% safer if an acc is used only for selling and another acc only for buying.

10k feedbacks is pretty huge, big loss. Might try to call their support center reps to ask if she could return + refund + whatever need to do in order to save her acc or not possible.

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Ebay account is fine. It is the paypal account that is limited.

I have 2 account for years one of them personal one of them company paypal, works fine like 9 years.

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1) Tell me how to get 16 x VMs for this kind of job with only 8 or 16 GB RAM (when Chrome is eating with important addons and scripts - like 1 GB per acc);
2) Java is disabled, no leak. VPNs costs money and are not recommended, not to mention the popular ones like HMA (very bad mistake, dunno why people still use those);
3) Yep, true. But also true that people can't get an ID from a non-popular country when they receive the limitation/block or any kind of limit, except if they really can use their 'creativity' (e.g. - $XXXX amount of money of each ID);
4) Only advanced people know where exactly and which files are exactly the flash cookies files, how they're working, how they're operating, etc. And only expert people know what to do in order to NOT leak publicly the flash IP to the site, only the regular IP. Mass people don't know + don't care + do mistakes or take risks like "50:50" (either is working or it's not, I'll test, test after test, after test - for years).

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1) You don't need to run all VMs in the same time for Christ sake, even better, don't do it so that PP doesn't know you are logged in all your accs at the same time.
2) VPN is a must. Everything else is leaking. Flash leaks as hell. If you cannot afford 5-15 bucks per month for VPN service, then you don't need that many PP accs.
3) ID check will not happen if you are careful.
4) Flash cookies are used by pp and flash control panel for removing them is one google search away. Again, if you don't know how to handle that, you don't need stealth
pp accs.

closedCaption said:

If you cannot afford 5-15 bucks per month for VPN service, then you don't need that many PP accs.

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this is just a stupid comment, overheads are never ending with that sort of attitude. And they definitely were on a banning spree if its a uk account.

What about pictures? You scrape them?

Thanks for your opinion. Seems that we have totally different Stealth strategies.

Keep going with yours, I'll keep going with mines.

Same names, emails, bank accounts, passwords, cards, social security number, not clearing cache after logging out, are the main things I think that sound the alarm.

eBay has been raining MC999's and PayPal has been limiting accounts hand over fist.

At least that is what I have been hearing lately but not really experiencing myself.

Im sure its because stealth accounts now are growing exponentially and eBay is becoming known as FakeBay.

D4RK KNIGHT said:

Im sure its because stealth accounts now are growing exponentially and eBay is becoming known as FakeBay.

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gee, ya think it has anything to do with eBay letting Chinese sellers get away with anything while shutting US sellers down on flimsiest VERO violations?

For stealth paypal UK accounts some bad news lately. paypal has changed there privacy policy and now using 3rd party credit agencies to credit check all new members. this is automatic software built into the paypal platform, just like when companies can check your on the electrol roll.
I have been on aspkin website and there are lots of UK paypals being limited over the last month

thx Sue

toml3030 said:

gee, ya think it has anything to do with eBay letting Chinese sellers get away with anything while shutting US sellers down on flimsiest VERO violations?

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I know eBay is becoming impractical.

ziplack said:

next time install vmware or virtualbox to manage diferent pp accounts

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this method will bog down a pc if you have many accounts. consider solid state drives and a modern cpu. when I use to create a vm per account i was able to run about 30 VM simultaneously just to test out my system's abilities.

Brad100 said:

you used the same computer, thats why.

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it aint because he used the same pc

Bulkfollows said:

Is there any PayPal policy that same people able to use more then one PayPal account ( 1 for personal and another for work or business )

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Yes there is. You are right on the money

OutOfTown said:

If you used the same computer, IP, a reference in a payment with the other accounts name, or connected payments in anyway, they can connect your two accounts. Use CC Cleaner, a VPN when logging in (I prefer HideMyAss), and always clear your cache.

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Remember to always give ebay and pp at least ONE way to identify you. Either keep your cookies, flash cookies, or same IP. If not, 70% of the time you are asking for verification the next time you sign in or take some action on the account ebay or paypal finds risky.

closedCaption said:

Seriously guys, you are making the same mistakes all over again for years now. Here is the bulletproof solution:


1) VM for each PP acc
2) VPN on those machines. No proxies. VPN. Flash and Java can leak your IP bypassing proxies.
3) Do not open PP accs in popular places: US, UK, you get it
4) Watch out for flash cookies


Stick to these and you won't have any problems ever.

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1) Again as stated above, this will bog down your pc if you have many accounts.
2) I use proxies all day. Not just any proxy though.
3) Why not? Popular places like US and UK has a lot of information that is easily accessible for you to stealth successfully. Only limiting yourself if you stayed away.


QUOTE=Jayroo;7432029]I do stick to all these rules. that's why I opened this thread, as I'm trying to figure if it was something else.[/QUOTE]
I really think you should reconsider any transfer of money between accounts you have. Its still unknown in the mass how they are able to figure it out, but they are pretty good at it.

infoasian said:

Never use Chrome for PP. It's spyware.

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What you for real? All my accounts use Chrome. Forget firefox its a bit laggy. I have my spyware/malware software running once everyday. No spyware found no any folder.

STAUNCH said:

1) Tell me how to get 16 x VMs for this kind of job with only 8 or 16 GB RAM (when Chrome is eating with important addons and scripts - like 1 GB per acc);
2) Java is disabled, no leak. VPNs costs money and are not recommended, not to mention the popular ones like HMA (very bad mistake, dunno why people still use those);
3) Yep, true. But also true that people can't get an ID from a non-popular country when they receive the limitation/block or any kind of limit, except if they really can use their 'creativity' (e.g. - $XXXX amount of money of each ID);
4) Only advanced people know where exactly and which files are exactly the flash cookies files, how they're working, how they're operating, etc. And only expert people know what to do in order to NOT leak publicly the flash IP to the site, only the regular IP. Mass people don't know + don't care + do mistakes or take risks like "50:50" (either is working or it's not, I'll test, test after test, after test - for years).

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1) Another PC 16 GB ram would do it. Although I've gone this route in the past, I wouldn't go this route ever again knowing what I know now.