Hello everyone and thank you in advance for your help, I’ve had a professional account for a few months and it’s my only account, I’m afraid of being banned like all of us, I’d like to create a personal account, I have a new phone, a new SIM card and my question focuses on identity, can I still use my identity and another bank account different from my professional account, still in my name? If you have any advice to avoid being banned for multiple accounts, I’m all ears, thank you.
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It seems to me that Vinted allows PROs to have a personal account on the side without any issues. No need for a different identity.
But I’ll let the PROs answer you 100% 
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Yes, 100% sure, I had to read the PROs’ Terms and Conditions several times, it’s absolutely true 
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Thank you very much, one last question: if both devices are connected to the same box, there will be no problem either?
I don’t think so, since you are allowed to have 2 accounts
I confirm, we are entitled to a personal profile in addition to the professional one, it is indeed one of our few advantages…
Hello, I’m getting back to you on this topic. Is it possible to buy personal items on a professional account with another credit card (personal)?
Because having two accounts is more inconvenient, so if we buy with the professional account but don’t use the professional card at the time of payment?
Sincerely
Hello, in fact you can do whatever you want as long as you can justify it: it will be your personal card that will be used, so no « abuse of company assets »
And I have already seen professionals buy personal items with the company account: it is recorded in the accounts on the operating account or the associated current account (no deductible VAT, it goes into the owner’s remuneration or for the director partner, you have to be careful that they don’t owe money to the company)
Even if, on the other hand, it will distort your wallet… I don’t know how you do your accounting or what status you have, but by using your personal card, you don’t run big risks regarding taxes…