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[maxmaxmax2012]

Have a good day everyone and I wish you well. 

[robbie31415]

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@maxmaxmax2012 wrote:

I have trouble with every aspect of this phrase.

It states that it happens "180 days from the last time we credited your"....credited your what!? My Bank account, or is that referring to the ebay account itself, meaning it talks about the moment where you get money on your ebay accoutn after you sold something? Thats the first question I have, and depending on the answer, further questions arise.

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Seems like you found the best answer, but you gotta use the provided context, and a bit of logic.

It's telling you what happens when you aren't on scheduled payouts. What are scheduled payouts? Transfers from eBay to your bank.

TLDR eBay is going to force a payout if money has been sitting for 180 days.

[slippinjimmy]

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@luckythewinner wrote:

And those questions are just in context to this quote "If you aren't on scheduled payouts,funds are paid out automatically after 180 days from the last time we credited your account."

I am a USA seller with a linked bank account. 

I cannot turn off my scheduled payouts, and the only options for payouts are Daily, Weekly, Bi-Monthly, or Monthly. 

So here in the USA, I do not see how one could have a linked bank account and be not be on schedule payouts.

Are you currently on scheduled payouts? If so and there is no way for you to turn them off, you may be asking questions about a situation that cannot arise for you.

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You missed one other option and that would be Spendable Funds. If you have that option turned on there are no payouts other than On Demand, if you don't request a payout then the funds just sit there in your eBay account.

I'm going to guess that if you have Spendable Funds just sitting that after 180 days of no activity (selling or spending) eBay sends a payout of your balance to your bank account.

[kh-adrian]

Hi everyone,

The thread got a little heated and has been cleaned up, please remember the guidelines and stick to the topic of the thread.

Thank you for your cooperation.