It’s frustrating when you sign up for eBay’s Express Payouts service, pay the fee, and yet don’t see the promised fast payout. Express Payouts are advertised to process within 30 minutes, but there are several factors that might be causing delays in your case. First, it’s important to note that while Express Payouts are designed to be faster, there can still be delays due to certain conditions, such as security checks, the payment method, or technical issues with eBay’s processing systems. If the payout is being made to a bank account, the speed can depend on how quickly your bank processes the transaction, and sometimes this can take longer than expected. Another possibility is if your account has had any issues with performance or security, which might trigger additional review processes before your funds are released. Additionally, the exact time it takes for the payout to process can depend on when the request is made — payouts initiated after business hours, on weekends, or holidays may experience delays. Since you're paying for a service that should offer quicker payouts, it’s understandable that you'd expect them to arrive as promised. If you consistently experience delays beyond the 48-hour window, it may be worth reaching out to eBay support to investigate further. They may be able to clarify why your payouts aren't processed as quickly as advertised or offer potential solutions to speed up the process. It’s also worth noting that while PayPal provided a more immediate payment system, eBay’s current payout structure is a bit more complex and doesn’t always match the speed of PayPal's processing.
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