03-04-2021 10:07 AM
03-04-2021 10:16 AM - edited 03-04-2021 10:20 AM
We live in a democracy. Everyone should respectfully be given a choice.
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You have a choice.
As with eBay, and any other selling platform, you use the selling venue payment method, or don't sell there.
eBay, and PP did not renew their funds processing contract. eBay has to have a payment processor.
Adyen, the new processor, does not "front" the payment while it is processing the way PP did.
In the real world, everything isn't always "instant".
We either adjust to that fact, or take our business elsewhere.
03-04-2021 10:22 AM
Respectfully, you are given a choice....sell here under their policy or choose to sell somewhere else under that policy.
Why would you even think that any money making work environment is truly democratic? It is always, and I say always, the bottom line for any platform. EBay is not anything but a business to make money, with the availability to anyone that wishes to partake in THEIR platform.
Sign on or sign off....That is the bottom line.
I hope that whatever path you take, it is a successful one,
Grandma
03-04-2021 10:24 AM
@mysunflowerz wrote:It is beyond me why they are forcing sellers to switch to MP.
Since Pay Pal decided they didn't want to process payments for Ebay anymore, they had to come up with another way we could be paid.
03-04-2021 12:22 PM
I have also sold for approximately 20 years (different ID) and am leaving. I do not care what eBay’s reasoning is for not accepting Paypal any longer, I’m done. This is the last straw.....Each year it has become increasingly more complicated to sell on eBay, and I have had enough. eBay was once very easy to navigate, but they change everything so often I just can’t keep up anymore. The app changes, the main page of the website changes, the shipping label page changes, etc. In my opinion most of the changes have not made it easier to sell but more complicated. You have to click from this link to the next to get anything accomplished. The fees just keep going up higher and higher, they change things every time they find a new way to make money off of sellers, eBay has gotten greedy. My fees on my other platform are high but it offers simplicity. I don’t mind higher fees if it was giving me something in return, and eBay has not. I have a few current listings that once they sell or eBay removes them I’m gone.
03-04-2021 02:15 PM
@prickly-critters wrote:I have also sold for approximately 20 years (different ID) and am leaving. I do not care what eBay’s reasoning is for not accepting Paypal any longer, I’m done. This is the last straw.....Each year it has become increasingly more complicated to sell on eBay, and I have had enough. eBay was once very easy to navigate, but they change everything so often I just can’t keep up anymore. The app changes, the main page of the website changes, the shipping label page changes, etc. In my opinion most of the changes have not made it easier to sell but more complicated. You have to click from this link to the next to get anything accomplished. The fees just keep going up higher and higher, they change things every time they find a new way to make money off of sellers, eBay has gotten greedy. My fees on my other platform are high but it offers simplicity. I don’t mind higher fees if it was giving me something in return, and eBay has not. I have a few current listings that once they sell or eBay removes them I’m gone.
ebay does accept paypal as a form of payment
03-04-2021 04:29 PM
@kensgiftshop wrote:
@mysunflowerz wrote:It is beyond me why they are forcing sellers to switch to MP.Since Pay Pal decided they didn't want to process payments for Ebay anymore, they had to come up with another way we could be paid.
Actually, it was Ebay that decided they didn't want to use PayPal anymore. Mostly for profit reasons. Ebay is now able to capture more profit under Managed Payments than they did previously using PayPal as their processor.
03-08-2021 10:45 PM
"We live in a Democracy"
No, its a Constitutional Republic.
Managed payments is a risk given Ebay's lackadaisical efforts towards seller (their customers) protections. A bigger risk than PP ever was.