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Posted by: @albert-kopans

As an owner of an Ebay store, I was switched to Ebay Payments two months ago; so far, I like it. The way it works is I don't know and don't care how the buyer pays; the money will come to my bank account. I also like that all fees are chraged at the time of payment now, and I am not hit with a huge bill once a month.ย 

As an eBay seller I feel the same. Wary about eBay's Managed Payments at first - I moved my Handling Time to 10-days. Turns out there was nothing to be concerned about.

As a frequent eBay buyer, I still pay via PayPal. I've used PayPal since '00. I've had my personal eBay account since 1998.



   
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(@albert-kopans)
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@john-quilter You are correct. And then for years Ebay remained a client of PayPal. Then they realized they can make more money if they partner up with Adyen, a Dutch payment company. So they did. Adyen is a more traditional payment company working behind the scene, so a customer doesn't need to register there. Same as your local grocery store when you pay by plastic - you don't know how they process payments, and you don't care. Ebay became a Payment Facilitator, or, rather, an Aggregator.

My day time job is in payments... I can go for hours.



   
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Al_Dorado
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Haven't heard anything about this.ย  I'm primarily an eBay buyer and Pay Pal has worked gr8 for many, many years with no issues in nearly 350 transactions.ย  I don't have a PayPal credit card but I do have a low-limit Mastercard as a required back-up form of payment. These days, my payments are always made from my checking account ever since my retirement from collecting diecast models. ๐Ÿ˜‰ย 



   
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(@randtheman)
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@jack-dodds..the " help guy" may have been like I experienced many " young people", not all have oars in the water, nor " LISTEN"..Sign of the times.



   
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Jim Flynn
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I too, use Paypal tp make payments and to get paid for a sale. Never had any issues with PP. However, I do not have a CC with them. I have a re-loadable Visa card I use in conjunction with PP.

Ebay now requires a bank account to sent your money from a sale to. I was not about to give them my personal bank or FCU info, but as the Visa card I mentioned above is issued by a bank, I use that info, as there is never much on it unless I need to add funds for a payment right away.

On sales here in the US, ebay has to charge the appropriate state sales tax. One of the issues I do have with ebay's new 'system', is that when they charge for their fee for a sale, they take the fee on the total transaction. Item price, shipping and tax. It definitely take a chunk out of what one makes on a sale.

Finally, don't know about others, but it takes 3 business days for my money to get deposited in my account, unlike how funds showed up right away with PP.

Jim F

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Jim Flynn
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