Buying & SellingChevronRightIconSellingChevronRightIconDigital/Virtual Products If I sell a virtual/digital item, does the buyer have to confirm they've recieved it in order for Ebay to release the money to me ? alto-595713View listingsPosted 3 years ago·Last reply 3 years ago 4 commentsComment Newestk1ooo-slr-sales·3 years agoView listingsyou need to check if the items you are asking about are permitted on eBay.au In the past, those selling digital items usually had a component that could be posted e.g. gaming credit/code passwords, print copy of concert e-tickets alto-5957OP3 years agoView listingsI'm speaking hypothetically. Let's just say it's permitted on Ebay k1ooo-slr-sales·3 years agoView listings"hypothetically" . . . pfffffttt! I'm not going to play. sandypebbles·3 years agoView listingsYou need to list in the correct category for a start And I imagine the hold on funds would also apply to you, like they do all new sellers If you are listing on another account, who asked an oddly similar question, then you already had the answer
k1ooo-slr-sales
·3 years agoyou need to check if the items you are asking about are permitted on eBay.au
In the past, those selling digital items usually had a component that could be posted e.g. gaming credit/code passwords, print copy of concert e-tickets
alto-5957
OP3 years agok1ooo-slr-sales
·3 years agosandypebbles
·3 years agoYou need to list in the correct category for a start
And I imagine the hold on funds would also apply to you, like they do all new sellers
If you are listing on another account, who asked an oddly similar question, then you already had the answer