Actually at least in my case it takes Amazon longer to pay than Managed Payments.
According to the rep at Amazon who helped me understand the site this/that Amazon is set for changes after the new year which might in some ways account for changes at eBay. Walmart has a distinct advantage in purchasing power, regional distribution, attracting consignors to their retail outlets, aka: You can shop say Amazon online vs going to Walmart which Walmart is instant per se, no wait. Walmart is aggressively attracting specific warehousing operations and costing is WAY better than Amazon, in some areas as much as 50% better. I was told the "big vendors" at Amazon cannot do well given the "race to the bottom" repricing machines and thus come 2022, Amazon is going to be shedding many of the small business operations. According to him, this has been in the works as one big reason Amazon has created the fulfillment system rather than the traditional UPS, FedEx, USPS. Essentially the private sellers using FBA have and are paying for that fulfillment system which ultimately will result in them being excluded in favor of high volume businesses in order for them be able to compete effectively/conveniently against Walmarts strong retailing abilities. In other words, they're seeking scrap the diversity of products & obvious issues with small businesses in favor of convenience and high volume as otherwise Walmart wins out.
Not four weeks ago I needed buy a bunch of rather common stuff for our camping excursions and 8 out of 10 times Walmart beat out Amazon pricing by anywhere from 25-55% and product available either at store or delivered to store freely where I can even inspect it right there onsite. Amazon pricing was a full 10-25% higher than quality vendors here at eBay. I'd shopped eBay for all of it which be about 15%-20% higher than Walmart if it were not for the fact I didn't need worry about 20+ different vendors. In other words, Walmart created a uniform consistent experience. We bought lighting, cords, cookware, gear and more totaling about $700 at Wally World. Exact same stuff at Amazon was near $1200 and here at eBay closer to $950 albeit a few items similar but not same.
In as far as my sales go, yea, AMZ is more brisk than here at eBay and I don't cross list products listing same items at both sites. I'd much rather put it all at eBay but do due to the unexplainable sales way up then sales way down which I dont experience there I'd do just that.
