EBay Payouts
Summary: La discusión aborda el tema de los pagos en eBay, aunque los participantes no han proporcionado contenido específico en sus respuestas. Parece haber varias interacciones entre los usuarios, incluyendo algunas respuestas continuadas entre lezned-toycollector y davewil1964. Sin embargo, debido a la falta de contenido explícito en las respuestas, no es posible determinar detalles adicionales sobre el tema específico tratado o las conclusiones alcanzadas.
I am a new seller where every item I have sold has been delivered to customers and only had two customer negative feedback one was a misunderstanding and the other the buyer lied eventually I got instant payouts which made it easier for me to ship out ordered but then after around 3 -4 days ebay removed why instant payouts and now wants me to ship out items first and once delivered i get paid I spoke to ebay support about this and as always they are extremely unhelpful anyone know why this is how i can get it fixed this makes it hard for me to ship out orders. Yes I tried to appeal the negative feedback both times but ebay seems to only care about customers and never listened to my side of the story as well as same with trying to report them or appeal to ebay direct.
springyzone
·1 year agoI am a buyer, not a seller, but even I have heard of the 30 day hold on funds for new sellers.
It isn't as if you can't eventually get that money but you have to be able to afford to pay the postage costs etc out of your own pocket for that month.
What has amazed me is that you seem to have this misguided view that you're performing well.
You're not.
You actually had one positive feedback where the customer was generous in my view, as you cancelled the order. One of your negs was for exactly the same thing. If you can't get the stock to 2 people out of a handful of orders, that is pretty pathetic.
Plus how dare you say the other customer was a liar. Their feedback was detailed and had the ring of truth to it, to me. Have you even measured your shirts to double check they match the chart? I bet the answer is no, as you seem to be drop shipping them.
Saying no refunds or returns etc is meaningless if an item isn't as described or is faulty.
I am glad ebay upheld the negatives. You need to do better, all round.
PS I learnt something new today. Had no idea ebay gave automated positive feedback after a week to new sellers. How lucky are you. What happens if one of those buyers though isn't happy? Most buyers would assume they had 2 months in which to give feedback, I would have.
padi*0409
·1 year agoThat was exactly my thought as well Springy, I would be hopping mad if after a month or so I couldn't leave a neg for an INAD dispute for a seller, when eBay had taken away my right to leave feedback. 😡
*casey*
·1 year agoApparently buyers can override automatic feedback but I have no idea what shows at the buyer's end, whether it shows "Leave Feedback " or something else.
"Automated feedback from eBay will remain visible unless your experience was less than positive, for example you opened a return request, you didn't receive the item, or the order was cancelled.
You can still leave your own feedback about your experience which will replace any automated feedback already left"
The following thread is a prime example.
The OPs negative feedback was removed.
I asked the seller whether the iPads were new or used.
He responded 'used' so I reported it and consequently seller NARU
https://community.ebay.com.au/t5/Buying/why-does-ebay-take-down-honest-feedback-just-cos-the-seller-ask/td-p/2598560
*casey*
·1 year agoAnd just to add, the iPad seller had sent the OP a message saying 'ha ha ha, your negative feedback will be removed'.
It was reported in a different way the second time after the first response of
gutterpunkz05
·1 year agoProbably not related to feedback, but more likely your sales metrics.
Are you now classed as a below average seller? If so holds and additional fees are likely to apply.
*casey*
·1 year agoI strongly suggest that you remove "Made In Australia" from your images.
The images you've copied from sites such as AliExpress, Shein and others.
IF you're drop shipping , read this
https://www.ebay.com.au/help/policies/selling-policies/third-party-fulfilment-policy?id=4718&srsltid=AfmBOopoI9E6ZaRm8ZVu4AHBFv6gTnyCFlMJUcEmR9lK1kXMnrNg8Z6D
sandypebbles
·1 year ago100% agree
And the Aussie avatar and attempt at Aussie name with the over overdone additions
All of which are exactly what sellers in China with even worse feedback do
It all screams avoid avoid avoid
lezned-toycollector
·1 year agoYour feedback shows just 2 successful transactions and 3 where you've provided a woeful buyer experience.
Without the 4 eBay generated feedback, only 40% of your transactions have been of an acceptable and expected standard.
Forget the payments on hold... I'm extremely surprised that you're still able to sell at all.
You should be thinking yourself lucky and trying to fly under the radar, rather than drawing attention to your sub-standard practices, thereby outing yourself on a public forum.
davewil1964
·1 year agoWhen did eBay start generating feedback?
70% of my sales don't attract feedback and I've never had eBay boost my ratings.
Maybe it's to protect newbies who would otherwise have less than 50%?
lezned-toycollector
·1 year agoI'm not sure when it started. I've only ever seen it on new seller's accounts, and it's extremely obvious that it's meaningless.
Like you, I've never received any - but I'd rather not have it anyway. I believe feedback quality is of far greater benefit/value than feedback quantity.
*casey*
·1 year ago"When did eBay start generating feedback?"
Ages ago - It's ridiculous.
I've seen it on the feedback pages of ipad scammers, counterfeit items scammers, new dropshipping sellers and otherwise downright BAD new sellers.
We add automated feedback to provide more information to other eBay users and help them buy and sell with confidence."
gutterpunkz05
·1 year agoHi Dave,
Ebay automated feedback (i)
imastawka
·1 year agoPlease read this link -
Payments on hold | eBay
sandypebbles
·1 year agoNot sure how you got instant payout as a new seller
All new sellers are suppose to have a 30 hold on funds, which sellers agree to when listing
And yes, you are indeed suppose to send items within your stated handling time and not wait for the holds to be up
And you are right, eBay is all about the buyer
If a buyer says so, that is what happened
Regardless of if the buyer is telling the truth or not
There is no 'way around' the holds on funds you agreed to when listing
The only way not to be seen as a 'new' seller, is to tell enough/often enough
Plus also
And not fall below standard
with 77.8%
AND, you cannot 'state' no returns when the item is not as described
No returns is for change of mind only
Also, are you using your own photos?
And are you drop shipping?
Your listings have all the hallmarks of those things