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@joethenuts wrote:

only opions have been said on here , not 1  good answere i am still waiting why  you would need more than 1 id, 

to tippy in this thread the last 3 years have not changed in the reason why you shoud have more than 1 id.

 

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The answers the Op asked for were given and they were happy with the info they were given in Oct 2012,(which was 

certainly more then one and up to 8 was quite reasonable).

There were no answers as to why you need more then one ID as that wasn't the question the Op asked.

The Op asked: is there a limit to how many ebay id's you can have?

I don't see where you answered that question.

You went completely off topic as you made a comment 3 years later that was off topic,(eg: it didn't answer the question the Op

asked and you choose to ignore that to push your own agenda).

Again you stated: i am the only one sticking to the subject on ids,(No you're not as it's not what the Op asked).

Again you stated: the thread is called  new  id,(but the Op asked how many can you have,not why have more then one).

And again: i wish posters would stick to the thread on  ids,(you didn't from the start).

Regardless of what you think or want,members can have multiple ID's and eBay will never change it.

For every ID opened for whatever reason means that eBay could have more buyers or sellers and the member count going

up will also look good on the books,(for the share holders,even it's a current member making another ID).

Why some members have up to three ID's seem to be,one for buying,one for selling and one for the boards,(all legitmate reasons

to have one).

These also explains the Private listing and feedback policies.

Making a listing Private:

http://pages.ebay.com.au/help/sell/private.html

Making your feedback Private:

http://pages.ebay.com.au/help/feedback/profile-public-private.html

It has been explained a number of times to you and it doesn't matter whether you agree with it or not,it wont change,(so 

please don't bring it up again).