mam98031 • Volunteer Community Member • Buyer/Seller since 1999
@killmenow0 wrote:Yea, it definitely sucks for some of us so far. I had to open a checking account just to accept payments, and then have to wait until I can move it to my PayPal account. Usually around 5 days from payment to having it back in my PayPal. I miss the good old days (last month) where I didn't have to do any extra work to get my money instantly. It may be time to move to etsy.
Etsy has the SAME payment processor as MP. Etsy uses Adyen. Etsys system is not that much different than MP.
If I may ask, why do you move your money from your bank account back to PP?
If it is for spending the money you earn back on Ebay, you could likely get a CC with cash back bonuses that would be a better way to go.
I do almost all my purchases throughout the month on my CC w/cash back bonuses. I save up all those bonuses all year long and then use them during Christmas time. These bonuses can really add up. Some cards have better programs. I really like BOA's red card personally.
@killmenow0 wrote:Really? I thought PayPal worked over there. On the plus side I have been slowly migrating my eBay customers to my Facebook page over the last year. I don't have to use ebay near as often as I used too fortunately. Mainly just selling to message requests at this point.
PP does, for the Buyer. Just like it does here on Ebay.
@killmenow0 wrote:I move it to paypal for convenience. I do 90 percent of my buisness through PayPal. Either I move all the PayPal money to a checking account, and get used to writing checks, or move what little I get from eBay back to my paypal. Either way it's just more work. It wouldn't be quite as big of a deal if it wasn't for the fact that eBay is now charging me more to get my paypal payments.
I have had a checking account for many years. In the past decade I've probably written maybe 5 checks.
What I typically do is set my payments up on auto pay and have it go to my CC that has cash back bonuses. I pay for Netflix, Cell phones, security system, etc. this way.
Things I need to pay that don't work using that method, my online banking program allows for what they call Bill Payer. In that screen I set up the things I need to pay out. Then when I need to make a payment to one of them, I just go in, fill in the numbers and the bank will send that payment to my vendor. I have my car payment set up that way and several other things.
Writing checks are really not something that is the norm anymore. You just need to learn what your bank offers you online. It can be just as easy to pay a bill from your bank electronically as it was from PP. I personally do not find it more work at all. I think you are assuming things without doing your research to learn that it isn't as complicated as you seem to think it is.
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