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The one thing that I don't like about it is that the payment takes a few days to hit your bank while with PP the money was in the account instantly. It seems to me that it opens the possibility of someone scamming you if you ship fast.
They purchase the item. You ship before the funds are in your bank. They cancel the order while the item is in the mail. I wonder how eBay would handle that? I suppose that the same thing could have happened with a PP payment but at least you two companies with whom you could argue your case. I think that the best option is to add more handling days to shipping and to not ship an item until it the money has been transferred to the bank account.
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I've sold a couple items since the switch. One thing that I definitely don't like about the change is the four-ish day delay before the funds land in your account. I suppose eBay is trustworthy, but it bothers me a bit that whatever I sold is out of my hands before the money lands in my account. Can an unscrupulous buyer cancel the transaction and get their money back leaving me with no money and no product? |
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I didn't lose any money, "they" were nice about it, but apparently doing this is a red flag. |
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Who is "they", ebay or the bank?
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Having a separate account solely for eBay makes a lot of sense. They only have access to the funds you keep in that account. You can move money out of that account by writing a check (and mobile deposit it into your primary account).
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Not doubting, it just sounds weird. I log into Wells Fargo and have 4 bank accounts. What do they care if I add another one and call it whatever I want, like blood red oranges but ebay transactions get sent to that account number?
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I never needed to do that. I just spent what was in my PayPal on more bike stuff.
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