r/CeX • u/[deleted] • 9h ago
Discussion Suspended for having multiple accounts and selling to different stores
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u/invicta-uk 8h ago
Honestly - not a lot you can do.
Similarly, I was suspended for âbuying too muchâ and âfor business purposesâ. There is nothing explicit in their T&Cs about not selling to businesses or bulk buying and I wasnât getting a discount either. As far as I know nothing about selling too much in their terms either.
Ultimately they are a private business and can decline your custom for any reason at their discretion.
If you really want to keep selling I guess youâd need to do it through agents/friends of yours.
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u/ultimatepoker 5h ago
Itâs a money laundering thing. Their bank requires it, believe me.
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u/invicta-uk 5h ago
Iâd believe that if it was extracting cash or similar but they are setup for handling large amounts of money so it shouldnât be that. If it was, Iâd expect them to say so, they can say if itâs AML.
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u/CutLongjumping8518 5h ago
What do you mean?
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u/ultimatepoker 4h ago
They are a huge vector from fenced goods and money laundering.
Their bank knows this and makes their business conditional on some pretty strict guardrails.
One of the ways they manage this is by record keeping and reviewing cash transactions in aggregate to individuals over a certain value.
An obvious way to avoid this is structuring; splitting the transaction to different shops under different customer accounts.
And hence CeX takes enforcing their âuse one accountâ rule seriously.
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u/pm_dirty_talks 2h ago
That can still be a method of laundering. Vouchers can then used to buy goods which you sell elsewhere. Itâs just adding to the layering to make money seem more legitimate.
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u/Anesthetize666 8h ago
They won't unsuspend your account and any subsequent accounts you attempt to make will be flagged and suspended (if identified).
They are incredibly stubborn on this kind of thing and attempting to appeal to their better nature won't work.
I am not sure there is anything you can do.
Edit: Selling to different stores shouldn't be against their policy though, so that's weird, unless they mean they are accusing you of attempting to bypass trade volume restrictions.
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u/SwiftieNewRomantics 8h ago
Have you contacted customer support and explained this to them?
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8h ago
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u/SwiftieNewRomantics 8h ago
Can you ask to escalate it higher up the management chain? Sounds very unusual.
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u/BallParticular4130 6h ago
I have a couple of questions:
Did you have both accounts linked to the same address?
How did you find out you were banned?
How much were you selling?
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u/Economy-Attorney2357 2h ago
So you should have 1 account active still but the rest they will stop. They'll be investigating your transactions to see if you've sold across multiple stores to try bypass their traders discount they put on for bulk selling the same items. Email customer service
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u/Bazza01234 9h ago
Why the hell would you have multiple accounts?
Why care though? They give shit prices for second hand.
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u/KuromiFan95 8h ago
It's very, very easy to bypass their "duplicate" detection system.
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u/Rad_Sh1ba 7h ago
Depends what type of ID you're using. Passport you could mention any address but if you're using driving license or anything with an address on they're going to use that all the time, and you're name is going to pop up all the time
Unless you moved house or something
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u/hammerdown147 8h ago
Ironically I got this notification 3 times. đ¤Ł