starting a second site. email problem

[artbycarlo]

I want to open a second ebay site but the computer keeps telling me that I need a specific email address for a new page.  I want to tie it to my current email.  Has anyone got a work-around for this problem?

[sin-n-dex]

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@artbycarlo wrote:

I want to open a second ebay site but the computer keeps telling me that I need a specific email address for a new page.  I want to tie it to my current email.  Has anyone got a work-around for this problem?

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You need a separate email address for each eBay account (if I understand what you are asking).

C.

[kensgiftshop]

You can't use the same email on two accounts.

You'll need another email address for the other Ebay account.

[reallynicestamps]

You can use the same street address.

You can use the same bank account for payment transfers.

But you need a separate email account.

[luckythewinner]

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@artbycarlo wrote:

I want to open a second ebay site but the computer keeps telling me that I need a specific email address for a new page.  I want to tie it to my current email.  Has anyone got a work-around for this problem?

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No, you need a separate email. 

Google gives out free emails, and you can set them to forward to your main account. 

[lacemaker3]

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@artbycarlo wrote:

I want to open a second ebay site but the computer keeps telling me that I need a specific email address for a new page.  I want to tie it to my current email.  Has anyone got a work-around for this problem?

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There's no workaround on eBay. You have to use a different email for each eBay account.

However, depending your email provider, you can probably set it up so that multiple email addresses use the same email account, the same inbox and outbox, as it were. Most email providers have a way to do this. For example, with one of my email accounts, which is set up with my name, I can use either my initials or my full name. Two different  email addresses, but they both deliver to the same email account. Like JTDoe@wherever.com  and JohnTDoe@wherever.com.

Research how to do this with your email provider.