I need some advice after having more than 45 accounts suspended.

[Ormesha]

Hey everyone,

I’m trying to create more eBay accounts, but eBay is making it really difficult for me. Here’s what I’ve tried so far—please let me know if I’m doing something wrong.

First off, I have more than 9 verified Payoneer accounts, all from real family and friends.

Here’s what I’ve done with different combinations:

• Each account has a new phone number and a new Payoneer credit card.

For IPs:

1. BrightData ISP
2. Smart Proxy Residential
3. My own ISP
4. My own 4G

I make sure to use a new IP each time.

For environments:

1. Octo Browser
2. X Browser
3. My own Mac browser (with and without incognito)
4. My PC

Despite all this, eBay suspends the account either right away or after a few days.

Any suggestions on what I could do differently?

 

[Sadhelenn]

Seems like eBay got a lot stricter lately.

 

[Ormesha]

Seems like eBay got a lot stricter lately.

Yeah, definitely.

Is anyone else dealing with this too, or maybe found a way to fix it?

 

[Dataville]

Try making the accounts using eBay’s mobile site. It might make things easier — just make sure you’re also using good proxies.

 

[Elcotchoc]

Can someone recommend a good VCC to make a listing with instant payment on eBay?

 

[Nsmilepera]

You could just get one.

 

[Blazershb]

Wow, that sounds really tough. I don’t think I’d have the energy after around 52 suspensions. Maybe try to figure out if there’s one thing you keep doing every time you make a new account?

 

[FairySaiyan]

Make the account using a mobile device.

Use older accounts.

 

[Oakwordue]

Wow, that sounds really tough. I don’t think I’d have the energy after around 52 suspensions. Maybe try to figure out if there’s one thing you keep doing every time you make a new account?

He most likely made an account just to sell it again.

 

[Binderke]

Ebay uses smart computers to spot patterns when you create accounts. This, along with using cheap data center proxies, is probably why you’re having trouble.

 

[HellSuper]

Hey OP, please send me a private message with your full method. I’ll help you find where you went wrong.

 

[Cropol]

Your internet info might be slipping through.

Did you try using a different browser setup or a new profile to see if that helps?



Ask ChatGPT

 

[Sealoye]

Try getting a new phone and don’t ever hook it up to Wi-Fi. Just use a mobile data plan. Make a brand-new email, get a fresh phone number, and don’t reuse any old details at all.

 

[BomberFestive]

Does the ban happen right after making the account, or is it more like the account gets stopped later, after you try to become a seller?

 

[BomberFestive]

Maybe spend some time just browsing the site, checking out different items for about 3 to 5 weeks. After that, you can try connecting your Payoneer account.

 

[BomberFestive]

Also, eBay gives each device its own special ID number, and you usually can’t make more than around 4 accounts on the same device.

 

[Ironsys]

eBay might have blocked your device or internet connection. If you switch things up or use something different, that could be the way to fix it.

 

[Landrater]

If eBay blocked your device or internet address, try using a fingerprint browser instead.

 

[Stockwi]

Hey everyone,

I’m trying to create more eBay accounts, but eBay is making it really difficult for me. Here’s what I’ve tried so far—please let me know if I’m doing something wrong.

First off, I have more than 9 verified Payoneer accounts, all from real family and friends.

Here’s what I’ve done with different combinations:

• Each account has a new phone number and a new Payoneer credit card.

For IPs:

1. BrightData ISP
2. Smart Proxy Residential
3. My own ISP
4. My own 4G

I make sure to use a new IP each time.

For environments:

1. Octo Browser
2. X Browser
3. My own Mac browser (with and without incognito)
4. My PC

Despite all this, eBay suspends the account either right away or after a few days.

Any suggestions on what I could do differently?

Why not make special browser profiles that hide your info and add a different proxy to each one? Lots of folks do this to handle more than one eBay account. Private browsing (like incognito) doesn’t really protect your account much. You could also try other browsers made for hiding stuff and see if they work better.

 

[FairySaiyan]

Since this post is getting comments again, I’ll leave this tip: try to use home IPs (phone ones are even better, but look into all your choices). Make sure the IP is good quality and set up the right way.

Also, I’d go with well-known browsers that help hide your info, like Gologin or AdsPower. They're way better than regular browsers for this kind of thing.

Nothing can fully stop bans, but using these tools makes it way less likely.