1099K shows that I did not meet minimum amount for 2024, yet brought in $68,000

[collectintime]

I went to see if I had a 1099 K ready to go as I have for many years. It shows that I do not have the minimum to generate a 1099 which is wrong. I took in about $68,000 this year. Does eBay really mean, we are not ready yet? We have not completed this statement which is due no later than January 31? Why can't they just say that or have them made a mistake? I would think that some people would see this message and say, Oh, good, and not check back again. 

Thank you for a reply.

[lady_madonna]

@collectintime 

Ebay will issue the 1099K by Jan. 31st.

[collectintime]

Yes, as I stated in my question that the last day to generate these is January 31.  But my question is why would eBay use such wording? Why say: 

You do not meet the minimum requirement for 1099K for the year 2024. Why not say, we have not processed the information you need at this time. We are required to have this completed by January 31, and we will take our sweet time about doing it, or simply, we don't have this information ready for you at this time! Once again, I would think someone who is selling for the first time on eBay would take a look and see this message and think, GREAT! No 1099K for me this year. And move on, never to check again. eBay does some stupid things that could be so easily avoided. Honesty would be a great start! Don't get me started on taking away the categories, allowing buyers to only receive positive feedback, making sellers refund for a credit card chargeback from a buyer who keeps the item and takes your money from a credit card that eBay accepts, not the seller, seller protection not available for this, why NOT???? and so many other negatives for sellers. I could go on and on and ON after 25 years doing business with eBay.