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Still haven't received my funds after selling items a month ago
Summary: The discussion initiated by huss-khali concerns a delay in receiving funds after selling items over a month ago. Several participants engage in the conversation, with responses from trendsnmore7, sugar249, sandypebbles, *sons_n_daughters*, and springyzone following, though the content of these messages is not provided. Later, fayan_888 adds to the discussion with further comments from davewil1964 and imastawka. The overall dialogue reflects ongoing issues related to pending payments, yet no resolution is detailed.
Sold items at the end of October, they were on hold till the 14-16th November as I'm a new seller, funds got sent and then nothing. Don't know where the money is, but the following message is on my account.
There's a delay in your payout reaching your bank, and we're working hard to resolve it. Occasionally, this takes longer than usual due to compliance checks that help keep eBay a safe place to buy and sell online.
Anyone know how long this takes before it's resolved?
fayan_888
·2 years agoHello I have the same problem now, could you please let me know how did you fix it?
thank you!
davewil1964
·2 years agoYou fix it by properly signing up to Managed Payments, not by bumping an eighteen month old thread.
imastawka
·2 years agoObviously you didn't read any of the replies.
You'll never get paid until you sign up and be fully verified for Managed Payments.
Read here -
Registering as a seller | eBay
trendsnmore7
·2 years agoeBay are slack. I am on your side. I’m a seller of over 10 years and waiting for my payout too. It’s frustrating that today is the due date to post items to my buyer but no pay in my account from eBay yet to be able to post out. Their older system was much better, getting funds right away in PayPal was the best - I miss those days. I sell less now as I don’t like the new system. There are better platforms out there that I might try such as Facebook Marketplace where it’s free and no fees!
sugar249
·2 years agoDont wait for your money to come in, it will happen.
Post the item, your money will come, the buyer has paid, they deserve their items
sandypebbles
·2 years agoIf they are due to be posted by today, you have to post by today
You don't make the buyer wait, they have paid
As you agreed to when listing
How long you have been a member has zero to do with anything
PayPal has gone and not coming back, the 'new' system is getting close to four years old
If you refuse to post within your handling time, expect defects from eBay and longer hold times to go with them
You only have two recent feedbacks in eBay's eyes that puts you in the new/infrequent seller category
If, as you freely admit you don't sell much because you don't like Managed Payments, then yes, sell elsewhere
sugar249
·2 years agoNot just defects, some buyers will leave a lovely well deserved negative feedback for sellers who refuse to send in time
*sons_n_daughters*
·2 years agoHate to tell you, the items you sell probably wouldn't be a winner on Marketplace. You can certainly try, but I think you'll be disappointed.
springyzone
·2 years agoAs soon as you sell something and you can see the buyer has paid, you need to post.
There is nothing more worrying to buyers than to see that their items have not been posted in a timely manner.
Please don't wait till your money comes through before you post, that would be disastrous.
It doesn't matter how long you have been selling for, if you have not been a regular seller over the last few months, then your account is treated as 'new to selling'. I could say I have been a seller on and off for 20 years but if I listed on ebay today, I would have a 30 day hold on funds too, same as you.
Market place is okay but the main difference is you are usually only getting a local audience. I did have a look at your sold items. I think brand new makeup might sell (as long as you stipulated it was brand new, recent stock) but I know from experience that a lot of people don't like to put themselves out for very small, low cost items such as eg earrings, they would rather pay and have them delivered.
Some people find pick up confronting.
But for sure, give it a try, you'll never know till you do. Some people have a lot of success on it.