mam98031 • Volunteer Community Member • Buyer/Seller since 1999
@animesalesandmore wrote:eBay is profiting from cutting staff and holding on to people cash... eBay is a dying website because it will become thing in the past when everyone/ and every companies can sale directly to people with cheaper means and on more respecting places. eBay is just shooting themselves in the neck with this **bleep** easily menulpating scheme they playing with people's money. Stocks can say everything that is wrong with eBay
I didn't say anything about Ebay's profit margin either. Like for the other poster I said nothing about Ebay's stock prices, I said nothing about the profit margin Ebay may have. So I'll give you the same link I gave them which has to do with REVENUE, not profits and not stock prices.
https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/EBAY/ebay/revenue
Now as to What Ebay's profit margin is, I honestly haven't paid any attention to it this year. I'm not aware that Ebay laid off employees. I Googled your assertion but I didn't find anything about 2020 layoffs. I certainly could have missed something as I did a quick search, so if you have more detailed information on this, I'd really like to read it.
You are aware that every site similar to Ebay has had their own money processing program for years, right?
@veronicabooksandart wrote:Have you read the litany of problems with transfers? Do you believe any of the notifications? What are the odds they're even processing? Does your bank still say nothing sent?
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You can get this information just by reading this blog.
Yes, have you read my responses to many of them. You talk as if I'm defending these issues. You will find not a single post by me that does that. So please don't misrepresent what I've stated. If there is a post of mine you take an issue with, let's discuss it, tell me which post.
@mensoddsntrends_2 wrote:I suggest you go to Ebay Seller page below on Facebook, that is the best option at this point. Send a private message with the details of you issue.
https://www.facebook.com/eBayForBusiness
Facebook nor Twitter for Ebay will be able to help with problems related to MP. It is unfortunate to be sure. The only source sellers have at this point is to call the MP help line. That far too often results in them telling you they will call you back. Sometimes they do and sometimes they don't. It is a mess to be sure. But you only option right now.
Ebay has really dropped the ball on CS for MP. It is totally unacceptable and Ebay needs to fix this issue now.
@veronicabooksandart wrote:It's counter-intuitive that MBG and ACH mix.
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Not what either were designed for.
Can't say that I understand this post. You'll need to be a bit more descriptive. I don't even remember discussing the MBG [money back guarantee]. I also don't know what the MBG could possibly have with the ACH banking system.
@veronicabooksandart wrote:To pay a bill you setup direct debit with a vendor; to receive a paycheck you setup credit transfer with an employer.
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Both is the exception rather than the rule.
I do not have any idea of what this has to do with anything. I don't have to set up a "direct debit" with a vendor to pay them. And I did not have to set up a "credit transfer" with an employer when I worked outside the home. Still neither has anything to do with the discussion here. So the purpose of bringing this up is what exactly?
@veronicabooksandart wrote:I would make more sense to simply use Adyen like Paypal and not consign accounts receivable over to eBay as a factor.
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Adyen charges a processing fee + a payment method fee.
Odd!! Adyen is the money processor that Ebay hired to do the money processing. Why does this mean? Adyen charges a fee to Ebay for services rendered but not all the fees charged in MP belongs to Adyen. Again your posts are quite puzzling to say the least.
@veronicabooksandart wrote:SET WILD SPECULATION ON
Now that eBay is assuming title to funds from the buyer, there seems to be some instances of account restriction on the basis of an initial credit report.
The payout riddle, short of complete negligence on eBay's part, may have something to do with the spate of INRs this USPS holiday season. As eBay may take the refund from the checking account, this could result in a cascade of bank charge disputes which could lead to blacklisting if this has not already occurred.
eBay may be trying to figure out a way around this while, in the meantime, keeping your money.
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Only eBay's hairdresser knows for sure.
You are correct on this one. Your post is "WILD SPECULATION".
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