Payment

[chrisy4302]

Sold drone money on hold think went to old account as haven't sold on here in years 

[padi*0409]

eBay sees you as a new seller since you haven't sold anything in a long time, thus you money will be held by eBay until you can show a successful transaction.

The neg you've got for that drone for refusing to send it to the buyer will probably mean eBay will refund the buyer if they open a dispute against you.

You also need to be fully verified for bank and personal ID if you are going to sell again.

[davewil1964]

The request for additional payment would also be a red flag for most buyers.

It's pretty simple.

Assuming you are verified for managed payments, you post when eBay tell you you have been paid.

End of.

If you have any more questions, read up on the CURRENT eBay selling requirements, then come back here if you have any issues.

[countessalmirena]

Read this thread: https://community.ebay.com.au/t5/Selling-on-eBay/Verifying-my-Bank-Account/qaq-p/2509501/comment-id/...

Selling on eBay has changed drastically over the last few years. If you're not ID-verified and bank-account-verified, you won't be paid at all - so you must see to verifying your ID and bank account asap.

[sandypebbles]

Given the feedback you have been left, it is more than likely

a)no funds

b)very short selling career 

[*sons_n_daughters*]

The description for the relisted item, hilarious!!!! Not to mention the $80 postage, up from $60 for the previous attempt at a sale. 

There is a single bidder, are you going to make them wait until you have received your money before you post it to them too? As already mentioned, if you've not signed up for managed payments, you will NEVER see any funds sent to you, so you'll be waiting forever and the negs will just keep coming. Then, ebay will shut you down, never to sell again, even if you create a new account.

[sandypebbles]

Not new behaviour either, given the older two negs 

[k1ooo-slr-sales]

did you know that you will pay fees on the total amount the buyer pays?  That will include fees on postage.  Been that way for years.