eBay Store Suspension

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My daughter has had an eBay store for some time now. She recently set herself up with a pre-paid charge card, but now eBay will no longer recognize it and have suspended her account. That alone would not bother her, but when your account is under suspension, it can't be used or cancelled. Which means that every month store charges are added and the initial small amount is growing bigger and bigger.

She is due to have a baby soon, so eBay has taken a back burner and she can't seem to find out how to rectify things - other than getting a regular charge card, which she did not want to do.

I have been recommending those pre-paid cards to my eBay students, since many of them are seniors and hesitant to use a charge card online. Guess I better investigate more. Have you had any experience with eBay and pre-paid cards?

Until next time,

Carol

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