02-12-2024 3:59 PM - edited 02-12-2024 4:03 PM
Hi I've just received this message contacted ebay and is being sent to everyone
That's me I'm done no more ebay for me bye bye
We are making changes to the way we process payments on eBay. Going forward, we’ll make your funds available for payout within 48 hours after we’ve confirmed delivery of the item. Until then, you’ll see a “hold” on your funds. This process helps keep our marketplace safe.
08-02-2025 10:06 AM
Yep when there figures come thru the bright spark who came up with this will be sacked me thinks share price will tumble for sure
08-02-2025 10:07 AM
Whilst in principle I agree with you, I think the Guinea Pigs may turn out to be the winning hand here. The ones that are continuing.
If what I'm seeing in my field, which has been stable for all the years I've been collecting is any indication of platform engagement then some people/sellers are very close to being burnt, badly.
If that happens, then the nature of this engagement probably changes against eBay.
08-02-2025 12:18 PM
I've actually no idea what any of this means, can you confirm?
08-02-2025 12:20 PM
That's not true, who at Ebay will be looking at feedback in such detail? No one so that is obviously not happening
08-02-2025 12:31 PM
What I meant is that it looks like my area is down since the rollout started. Auctions selling significantly lower than they normally would (comparing identical items of course). If that is happening anywhere near site wide then we're probably going to start seeing the outcome from this Sunday, 7 days being the normal auction setting, at least in my field.
08-02-2025 12:33 PM
Er shareholders who might get a smaller dividend cause profits are down???
08-02-2025 4:29 PM
Been a member 25 years and posted my last item at the start of January upon hearing the new payment system.
I really hope Ebay go bust and finally realises they have made a mistake.
Mark my words, this is going to end badly for them and I hope they end up being sued or having to pay back millions of pounds to the people who's money they are using to profit from interest.
This is a court case in the making ...
08-02-2025 5:03 PM
same here 25 years
the past year is the worst its ever been
i sell garden power tool parts ok its seasonal for the uk and europe
but i will also remind ebay if they read this
it is summer somewhere in the world all year round
since april last year my sales rate has been appauling at least 65% down on previous years
im guessing people dont like letting ebay deal with their money
shame ebay got rid of paypal
worst mistake they ever made
08-02-2025 5:04 PM
well my sales are down 65% from this time last year
and thats just me
08-02-2025 5:24 PM
its always been the same old story
always trying to better it for the shareholders
when on earth are people going to learn
DO NOT FIX WHAT IS NOT BROKEN
09-02-2025 10:07 AM
09-02-2025 10:13 AM
09-02-2025 10:19 AM
'Wouldn't it be fair to allow sellers to request payment from buyers after
delivery?'
How many buyers do you think would send the money if they'd already got hold of the goods?
And how would you make the buyers who *didn't* pay, cough up?
09-02-2025 10:19 AM
Most ridiculous statement I've read 😅 How you going to force a buyer to pay you when they have received their item? Honestly......
09-02-2025 10:24 AM
09-02-2025 11:09 AM
bigshu2 quoted eBay's announcement ending in: This process helps keep our marketplace safe.
It's obviously a misprint.
"This process helps keep our marketplace buyers'/sellers' money in our safe." There, eBay, fixed it for you.
09-02-2025 11:44 AM
That's spot on!
09-02-2025 12:08 PM
Feedback will be used to release funds from the end of this month
For non-tracked items, the buyer leaving positive feedback will trigger release of funds
This will be live by the end of February.
Until then, seller have to wait 14/30 days for payment when sending untracked
09-02-2025 2:21 PM
more like to collect the intrest on it
a little added extra for the stockholders
huge rip off
just remembering that ebay has 70 million users worldwide
thats some profit the stockholders are making
thats not just taking a few pence from each account
which would be ample profit
but taking a huge percentage from final sales also postage
yes they take a chunk from whatever postage you charge as well
also if you use promotions
and now this
("this is just pure unadulterated greed on ebays side")
09-02-2025 2:32 PM
@littlethingsuneed wrote:
but taking a huge percentage from final sales also postage
yes they take a chunk from whatever postage you charge as well
on them
Not if you are a private seller. And if you are not a private seller, as I understand it they are not holding onto payments and hence earning interest?