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I can not find "Request Payout" button

I went to "Selling" tab then went to the "Payments". I currently have $120 available funds, but I can't find the "Request Payout" button to transfer to my bank/card. I've sold many items last year and transfered them perfectly. However, I haven't been selling for a while now. Can anyone help me request my $120 payout?

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I can not find "Request Payout" button

How long have the funds been hanging around? I don't see any sales under this ID... have you been away for so long that you haven't signed up for Managed Payments? If so... I suppose you must do that first. Sit tight for other posters...

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@zestpnk2010 

 

If you are on daily payouts you cannot receive the "request payout" option.  You have to change to either weekly, bi weekly or monthly to receive it.  There is an option to change it.  Use the edit feature. 

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The funds were there for around a year now. How do I sign up for managed payments?

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It's on weekly payouts, I changed to it a few days ago.

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Ebay . You guys need to get your **bleep** together because none of this is clear .  Where the **bleep** is the withdraw button ???? been scrambling around for 3 hours trying to figure this **bleep** out . smh 

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I can not find "Request Payout" button

No need to use foul language. There isn’t a withdrawal button. When funds clear, usually with 2 days, they are automatically transferred to your bank account you have on file.

 

Available funds can be paid out daily, weekly on Tuesday, bi-weekly every other Tuesday or monthly on the first Tuesday of the month. 

 

In order to receive your funds instantly you need to apply for that. To do that you click on the blue box that Says Say Hello To Express Payouts. When you’ve applied and your debit card is accepted, then you will see a withdrawal button. 

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Ive been saying a bunch of expletives at ....  I feel highschoolers made the payment tab and it will be involved in a class action suit in the future (my frustration talking).  Your own guidance states there is a Withdrawal selection that can be made.  Obviously this is wrong information or it has changed but REALLY BAD GUIDANCE on ebays part!  Ive been trying to get my money for a week now.  If there is a hold they need to put that explicitly on the payment screen.  Your process is really messed up. and I feel it is designed to make interest on our money. In payments it has been showing available Total Funds for a week now but also shows  "You have no upcoming payouts." I switched to weekly payout so I could press some sort of button, nope.  I added a debit card which I dont really want to use for payouts due to 1.5% charge BUT I HAVE TO PAY MY CREDITORS!!!

Your process is really messed up. and I feel it is designed to make interest on our money especially when holding our payments to make us better sellers.  I really dont buy that timeshare marketing stuff.

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Thank you for this. I had my funds on hold for a while, was waiting patiently. I had my payouts set to daily which was not giving me the request payout option. Soon as I switched it to weekly payments I was able to payout and receive almost instantly

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@alex_grand_sales 

You're welcome. This is a year old thread, but I'm glad it helped your situation.

 

Happy Selling and Holidays!

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