And a separate account also means that Mrs Rhino can't see your eBay purchases, an unlooked for advantage.Yep, since they sold off Paypal.
So I opened an online account with £100 in it, and registered that for my ebay sales('cos our main bank account is joint with Mrs Rhino, and ebay won't let you register a joint account.)
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We have a joint account and that is registered with eBay. What eBay don't like is a 2nd eBay account using the same bank account. I have two eBay accounts, one uses a Barclays account and the other a Santander account and both are joint.Yep, since they sold off Paypal.
So I opened an online account with £100 in it, and registered that for my ebay sales
Well, that's your excuse..Yep, since they sold off Paypal.
So I opened an online account with £100 in it, and registered that for my ebay sales
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My registered ebay account is a joint (single signatory) account.Yep, since they sold off Paypal.
So I opened an online account with £100 in it, and registered that for my ebay sales
The rules at the time, were that it could only be your own account. Either they've amended it, or your account was registered a bit earlier
Maybe I misread the rules - but I s'pose it also depends how long you've had that account registered
First account in 2000 and the second in 2005.The rules at the time, were that it could only be your own account. Either they've amended it, or your account was registered a bit earlier
Had my eBay account for years, but didn’t give them back account details, only since the split from PayPal, and the need for an account when goods are sold, did I supply account details.The rules at the time, were that it could only be your own account. Either they've amended it, or your account was registered a bit earlier
I give up trying to remember passwords, I find that someone somewhere always does something to delete it from their records. Work are the worst,they expect you to change it every 6 weeks, then tell you that the new password you choose isn't right and lock you out of the systemHeaven forbid, it ever asks for my password!
I use an online password manager (Dashlane) which is available free; it has a limit on the number of devices you can use (two, I think) and a set number of logins, so not perfect, but it works for me. You can upgrade to a paid version, but I haven't done this...yet.
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How things have progressed on the railway frontWow, talk about thread drift, from Stephenson's Rocket to to password manager in 52 easy steps
