Another 21 day hold question

Erik_ · #1 10-17-2014

I know there are a fair few of these 'when does my 21 day hold end' type threads. But I couldn't find the answer I am after.

Basically I have a few Australian stealth accounts running - All of these accounts started with the PayPal holds, but i've managed to get through them on all the accounts. Accounts currently have no paypal holds and vary between 20-60 fb.

Now I am thinking of listing some of my items on .com/.de/.uk but I can't seem to find out whether I am going to be dealt with a 21 day hold from each eb site.

I've tried reading through .com/.uk policies but it doesn't really mention 21 day holds for internationally established sellers.

My last resort will be just making a listing, but I'd really rather not. Just yet.

Has anyone had any experience with this type of situation?

Cheers for any help!

GreenBean · #2 10-17-2014

You may expect 21 day holds on ebay com.

Please have a read of the below thread:

http://www.aspkin.com/forums/austral...l-ebay-us.html

Let us know your feedback etc if you like.

It is a matter of those overseas platforms perceiving your account is trustworthy.

Good Luck.

Dmshark25 · #3 10-17-2014

It's different for everyone, so if you want to list on .com , go through making your listing , and the second page , where it shows options to add subtitle, large pics, or bold title, and shows your fees

Under that will say PP may hold funds for 21 days etc.... If you don't see that than most likely there will be no holds but if that is at the bottom right before u hit the button to list than you will have a hold on your item.

So your able to see if the holds will apply or not and you can either list, or cancel, or save the listing, without putting the listing up and having to cancel it after you listed

Erik_ · #4 10-17-2014

Thanks GreenBean - that's the kind of thread I've been looking for.

dmshark, I don't recall seeing anything when I tried to list something, i'll have to try again and look more carefully. Appreciate the knowledge.

GreenBean · #5 10-17-2014

Anytime, Erik!

Always helpful to have references.