thc9
Community Member
In response to joztamps

on ‎12-09-2021 05:04 PM

I will be blunt. A lot, and i do mean a lot, of anti laundering requirements actually come back to the State knowing what you do with your money, if they need to.
I am sick of people who cry privacy when some other person is involved. It is the State we need privacy from because it is the State who use (and share) your information for whatever purpose, and with whoever, they like.
Seems it is time to either bend over and take it or sell elsewhere. Your choice.

 

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enna49
Community Member

on ‎16-10-2021 11:57 AM

No way.   Forget about ebay now......     Too dangerous....  Will end up being Scammers Paradise

                

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sugar249
Community Member
In response to enna49

on ‎16-10-2021 12:29 PM

@enna49 wrote:

No way.   Forget about ebay now......     Too dangerous....  Will end up being Scammers Paradise

                

You obviously havent left yet.  Bye Bye

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floyd1968
Community Member

on ‎28-02-2022 07:54 PM

what a joke, this is big tech again forcing itself onto every aspect of our privacy to control it, there is no need for a drivers licence or id of any kind, a bank account is invasive enough, big techs desire to gain any info they can is at riot stage , this is a platform to allow people to advertise on for sales and prospective customers to find the items they require , it is no more than that ,,,,,,,,,,,,it is up to the users to establish all their own certainty of finality and security of sale , payment and delivery,,,,,,,,, again this is more connect the dots for totalitarianism = grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

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davewil1964
Community Member
In response to floyd1968

‎28-02-2022 08:19 PM - edited ‎28-02-2022 08:22 PM

So you are saying that eBay complying with Government legislation is big tech? Do you actually understand big tech? Or Government legislation?

 

Obviously not. See ya.

 

 You haven't sold anything for yonks, so your protest is irrelevant.

sandypebbles
Community Member
In response to davewil1964

on ‎01-03-2022 06:46 AM

Clive Palmer must be so proud of him

towe_305
Community Member
In response to gutterpunkz05

on ‎22-09-2022 05:00 AM

Thats alp well and good. But tell me how it is fair for a buyer to have their goods delivered yet the seller has ro wait 14 days to get their funds?? As a seller I can't afford to wait 2 weeks and iv been selling for over 2 months  yet Ebay can't tell me when the patment holds will end they just keep saying "don't worry" your funds are secure with Ebay... pfftt more like secured earning interest for 14 days. What a joke. If you sell something then you get the money for it. Sellers on Ebay aren't a bank nor aine of credit. Im ao mad

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*sons_and_daughters*
Community Member
In response to towe_305

on ‎22-09-2022 09:16 AM

@towe_305 wrote:

Thats alp well and good. But tell me how it is fair for a buyer to have their goods delivered yet the seller has ro wait 14 days to get their funds?? As a seller I can't afford to wait 2 weeks and iv been selling for over 2 months  yet Ebay can't tell me when the patment holds will end they just keep saying "don't worry" your funds are secure with Ebay... pfftt more like secured earning interest for 14 days. What a joke. If you sell something then you get the money for it. Sellers on Ebay aren't a bank nor aine of credit. Im ao mad

Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but your funds are on hold for 30 days, not 14. Until you can prove yourself as being a reliable seller, the holds will continue. If you stop selling for a bit, you will be classed as a new seller again and the holds will be reinstated.

 

As for earning interest on your money, it doesn't happen. It's highly illegal for ebay to do so, so if they did, they'd find themselves in a power of trouble.