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Ebay echeck problem/Question?????

Sold an item on the 21st, echeck initiated on the 23rd, said expected clearing date of 9/26 which is today, I just checked it to see if I can ship and now it says expected clearing date October 9th? WTH, I'm not waiting nor should I be expected to wait 18 days???

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I have had E Checks take upto 10 days if a holdiay was in the mix.
Paypal doesn't make anything on this type of payment except for $5, so they are counting on daliy interest by holding it a bit.
3 day is not a lot of time, as usually 4-7 days to clear is the norm.
<< <i>Sold an item on the 21st, echeck initiated on the 23rd, said expected clearing date of 9/26 which is today, I just checked it to see if I can ship and now it says expected clearing date October 9th? WTH, I'm not waiting nor should I be expected to wait 18 days???
My initial thought was that you probably shouldn't sell on ebay. But everywhere else you wait much longer...so I'm not sure what your options are. I'm fine waiting up to 30 days, then I start sending e-mails. --Jerry
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<< <i>Sold an item on the 21st, echeck initiated on the 23rd, said expected clearing date of 9/26 which is today, I just checked it to see if I can ship and now it says expected clearing date October 9th? WTH, I'm not waiting nor should I be expected to wait 18 days???
My initial thought was that you probably shouldn't sell on ebay. But everywhere else you wait much longer...so I'm not sure what your options are. I'm fine waiting up to 30 days, then I start sending e-mails. --Jerry >>
And your initial thought is based on what? I think most here would find it unreasonable to wait 18 days, let alone 30+, but then again, I'm not running 200 listings at a time, nor would I want to. I must have missed that as a prerequisite to selling on Ebay.
<< <i>The e-check was probably drawn on an account with insufficient funds. PayPay takes their sweet time re-presenting the request for funds to the bank which the account is with. >>
Yup, this was correct, nsf results in an additional processing time of 7 (not just days) but business days which takes it to 10/9, with of course no guarantees it'll go through...
Steve
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