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[PICS] Amazon Payment Question - When Will I Get Paid?
 

Hello, I was wondering how the payments worked on Amazon. under my payments page I see Transfer of $XXX.XX scheduled to initiate on Oct 28, 2012*. Since it is already the 28th does that mean the transfer is taking place or has the process not started.

Basically, how do you know when your the transfer initiated.

Thanks for all your help and god bless.

Update: They pushed the payment back to Nov. 11th. This is a problem because Nov. 11th is a holiday. Will they push the payment back further?

Update:

I see my statements and this shows:

http://i.imgur.com/9IlhJ.png

When I click on 'summary' it says...

http://i.imgur.com/nR79f.png

When I go to payments normally I get this screen...

http://i.imgur.com/CFNKA.png

What is going on?

When will I be paid?

Wait till midnight. If nothing has happened, check your payments page, maybe it got pushed back n they will do this with no explanation.

It usually funds around 4 or 5pm MST. You will get an email stating it has funded and your balance will show $0 on the settlements page.

If you are a new seller, they may hold it for an addtnl 14 days.

So if it is set on Oct 28 expect to see it around Nov 1.

Update: They pushed the payment back to Nov. 11th. This is a problem because Nov. 11th is a holiday. Will they push the payment back further?

Honestly, I would just email seller support to find out. I am not sure cause mine have never been pushed back.

Are you a new seller? What date did your first sale happen if so?

Okay, the problem was my credit card wasn't valid (got a new card) and I forgot to update it.

It now says the amount is scheduled to transfer today, oct. 28th. Hopefully it will process today.

Oh yes the cc has to be valid. Problem solved!

False. It all depends on your account. There is no set exact time.

Per Amzn it takes 3 to 5 days once funded to hit your bank account.

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Okay, the problem was my credit card wasn't valid (got a new card) and I forgot to update it.

Be careful with this - try to avoid for future