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Invoice No. IN005994907

Dear Support Team, This is regarding Invoice number IN005994907 , date 15 August 2020.You charged promoted listing fees. This service is not activated by us.Both the orders were cancelled hence you are requested to cancel the invoice to the top prior...

Shipping in managed payments

I am used to shipping same day or next day to my buyers. How do I know when I should ship? Do you wait until money is processed(completed)? What if it is longer than 3 days allotted for ship outs?

managed payments and such...???

So I keep receiving notifications that I can select how often I receive payouts, weekly or daily, but I cannot find where to set that up. All the videos and emails they've sent about the changes are pretty vague on every subject. Any help would be ap...

mismanaged payment system

Ebay has used this plan to manage out money for selling our items. REALLY????++ This a money grab for them.The new system decides when to send you your money for your item which is corrupt at best.If a buyers uses paypal and I wanted to purchase an i...

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One Month Into Managed Payments

One month in on the MP plan. Most sales are processed and moved from pending to available with in 24 hours EXCEPT: sometime on Thursday afternoon, payment processing stops and does not resume until the same time on Sunday afternoon. So that being sai...

Another managed payment question

I sold a hat and eBay says paid and to ship. I don't see payment yet, or a pending payment in my account. Ship anyway? I'm just used to getting an instant deposit when I sell something. Thanks

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Managed Payments Payouts & Holiday Weekends ...

I think I read where eBay's Managed Payments does not do Payouts on weekends ... would that also apply to national holidays like Labor Day whereby they would take a 3 day financial hiatus instead of the normal 2 day?

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