on 26-12-2014 11:21 AM
How can a new ID made on 23rd of December be changed to another name on the same day? I thought ebay policy rules were a new ID couldn't be changed for a month?
Does anyone know?
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on 26-12-2014 10:40 PM
@freddie*rooster wrote:They registered a new ID 23rd December and changed that ID on 23rd December?
Freddie, you don't get to choose your ID when you register. Ebay takes your registered name (e.g. Eunice Hughes), scrambles some of the letters and assigns you an id (e.g. hugheeunic)
You can change the ebay assigned id to one of your own preference on the same day you registered if you like, but after that the normal 30 day rule applies.
on 26-12-2014 11:25 AM
Probably the same way that IDs that are banned can continually make new ones to post with...often within minutes of one being banned.
on 26-12-2014 11:28 AM
Freddie, I think it's because now when someone starts an account ebay gives you your first id and then you can change the name to what you want.
Maybe people were not joining up because all the account names they tried were already taken.
on 26-12-2014 03:45 PM
on 26-12-2014 04:03 PM
They registered a new ID 23rd December and changed that ID on 23rd December?
on 26-12-2014 10:40 PM
@freddie*rooster wrote:They registered a new ID 23rd December and changed that ID on 23rd December?
Freddie, you don't get to choose your ID when you register. Ebay takes your registered name (e.g. Eunice Hughes), scrambles some of the letters and assigns you an id (e.g. hugheeunic)
You can change the ebay assigned id to one of your own preference on the same day you registered if you like, but after that the normal 30 day rule applies.
on 26-12-2014 10:48 PM
Oh thanks that must have changed over time, it was once you registered your choice of ID and that chosen ID was it and you were unable to change it for 30 days.
on 26-12-2014 11:03 PM
Yes I know. It gave me a fright when I registered and it used my details
Some of the new id's seem to have _au added to them by ebay. I don't know why they are different