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Hey all, new poster here.

I found out this morning one of the employees of my company has been stealing items and selling it on eBay. We have the history for the seller name we have found and will proceed.

But, it is possible he has multiple id's that he used to sell more stolen items. My question to you is, how would I find out if he has mutliple ids? And how easy is it to have multiple ids?

Thanks for any help.
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Have to agree with R2 on both counts.

Several of us here have numerous ID's for selling/buying different items etc...so thats answered your first question.

The only problem with getting the contact details is that you usually only get a name, phone number and email (thats what I get from .com.au anyways).

I would place the nuclear bid and win, then in your checkout process...ask to send a Money order or equivalent...that way you will get their address.

Good Luck Smile
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My question to you is, how would I find out if he has mutliple ids?
Boy! That’s a first. You might try beating it out of him with a rubber hose. Sounds like something you need to have the police check out with ebay. If you are a little squeamish about the rubber hose, you might get lucky doing a search on ebay. Since you know the kinds of things this person is stealing, you should be able to come up good “keywords” and further limit the search by category. Then, and most importantly, there’s the “Items near me” field on the search which lets you specify auctions within 10 miles of a zip code. I’ve never used that, so have no idea how accurate that feature is. That kind of search, depending on the type of item, might give you a small enough list that you could further “investigate” for contact info. Personally, I’d used the rubber hose.
Perhaps it’s a cultural difference between the States and the rest of the world, but directory assistance and sponge baths have been proven to be an ineffective method to extract confessions.

P.S. Hasn't the thief already been caught, and now it's just a matter of more jail time?

Food for thought - if they are ebaying your stuff for a good price, you might want to make them a partner.

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