Source of payouts

[markgoldin]

I have a banking account registered on my account. I am issuing a refund but the fee on that refund is not taken from that account. Instead, it asks to add another payment method. Is that right?

Thanks

[mtgraves7984]

eBay is looking for the $.30 Transaction Fee. If there's not enough in your Processing funds, they'll be looking for a payment method for those.

[fab_finds4u]

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[buyselljack2016]

odd how that works one way for some, and different for others.

I have seen several post like the one from this OP

some months back I had a buyer request to cancel.

Only sale going at the time.

The buyer was refunded from the money that they paid.

$0.30 was debited from my checking account.

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Why you need a valid payment method

If you don't have a valid payment method set up for selling costs, your selling activity could be affected, or we may need to charge outstanding costs to your linked payout bank account.

[fab_finds4u]

https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/fees-credits-invoices/setting-changing-payment-method-fees-selling...

[kensgiftshop]

Yes, you need to add a credit/debit card to cover the refund and fee's not covered by the avaliable funds.

If they can't get the funds from there, they'll pull the funds from your checking account.

[kensgiftshop]

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@mtgraves7984 wrote:

eBay is looking for the $.30 Transaction Fee. If there's not enough in your Processing funds, they'll be looking for a payment method for those.

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It's not just the $.30 fee, sometimes the seller has to cover the full refund, until the buyers payment is released.