on 27-12-2024 09:01 PM
Hi can someone please explain how a buyer can put the payout on hold, not respond at all, and then release partial funds? I have over 500 positive transactions and never had this issue before.
on 27-12-2024 09:46 PM
To put it simply, they can't.
on 27-12-2024 10:13 PM
"payout on hold, then only paid out partially"
The buyer doesn't hold then release the payment, eBay does.
If you have received a payout from eBay, it means you're signed up for managed payments.
But as you haven't sold for a long time, eBay will treat you as a new seller and your funds for individual sales will be on hold.
27-12-2024 10:53 PM - edited 27-12-2024 10:54 PM
Funds on hold for new/infrequent sellers, have been imposed by ebay for about 8 yrs.
It has nothing to do with the the buyer.
Ebay now also has the option to hold a percentage of funds or a set amount, in reserve, until ebay deems the seller does not pose a security risk.
Note, once you are advised by ebay, that the buyer has paid, you are required to ship your items as per your handling time. You do not get to wait for your funds to be released.
28-12-2024 05:19 AM - edited 28-12-2024 05:20 AM
A buyer can do no such thing
You have no recent feedback
And positive feedback as a buyer does not come into it
You agreed to the hold when you listed
Please do not blame the buyer because you do not know how Managed Payments works
How could the buyer possibly hold your funds
How much you sold a long time ago also does not come into it, you are seen as a ‘new’ seller by eBay and your funds are held as they should be
on 28-12-2024 05:22 AM
Sorry, I replied to the wrong poster
Trying to use the tiny keypad in the dark
I swear I hit reply on the right post, apparently not
Aplogies