If you still have access to old email addresses, you could just try them and see if there are eBay emails in them, then (if you find eBay emails) you could try to log in with that email address and say that you forgot the password. Hopefully they will send a link to reset your password to your email address rather than a code to your mobile.
kopenhagen5
·3 years agoTry searching names you think it may have been - https://www.ebay.com.au/sch/ebayadvsearch?_sofindtype=0&_byseller=1#byseller
(Doesn't matter if you were a seller or not)
papermoon.lady
·3 years agoIf you still have access to old email addresses, you could just try them and see if there are eBay emails in them, then (if you find eBay emails) you could try to log in with that email address and say that you forgot the password. Hopefully they will send a link to reset your password to your email address rather than a code to your mobile.
sandypebbles
·3 years agoNot by posting your email address on a public forum
The banner that was there when you went to post, warning you NOT to give out personal details is there for a reason
If you get any emails they will only be from scammers
No matter how much they say 'they really are eBay'
eBay do not read here
The only people who will contact you will be scammers, trying to get more of your details
They now have your full name and email address, do not give them any more
Do you not remember your other eBay user name?
Do you have any eBay emails from that account from buying items?
Do you have access to the email address you used for that account?
And if so, have you tried logging in with your email address rather than your user name?
How long since you used it?