First, read the email carefully to find out the exact reason why your eBay account was blocked. Then carefully check the instructions in the email and act strictly in accordance with the requirements. If eBay does not respond to your appeal email within 48 hours, call directly. Finally, if it really doesn't work, give up the blocked account, start a new account with a new identity, and start all over again.

No need to close the account.

If the performance of eBay sellers is not up to standard, or there are violations, then the account may be frozen. Of course, eBay will also give sellers the opportunity to appeal for unfreezing.

The process of eBay sellers' appeal is also very simple. The most important thing is to prepare the appeal materials and then submit them.

Generally speaking, if your eBay account is frozen, the platform will also send you an email to inform you of the specific reason for the freeze. If you do not receive feedback within 48 hours after the account is blocked, you can call eBay to try to appeal.

So everyone must abide by the platform rules. For example, although eBay allows sellers to have multiple platform accounts, eBay strictly prohibits the creation of new accounts to avoid blocking the account. Once eBay finds out the relationship between the new account and the frozen account, eBay is likely to close all accounts.

So if your eBay account is frozen, sellers should not worry too much, and do not re-register immediately. After all, re-registering means that you have to start all over again, which is not conducive to your development on eBay.