Updates are coming!

[WhatsUpWhatsUp]

Hello, everyone.

(So before I start, some information is missing and I don't have links because I left my computer on overnight with the tabs open and it randomly decided to install Win10 and I don't have it in my history anymore)

So, I'm not sure if anyone has posted/has new information but an eBay employee recently divulged some good bits. Besides this website, I look around on the eBay section of Reddit when someone mentioned they had a problem with eBay and it's policies. Then, a user along the lines of Jay23 who claims to work as a CS agent for eBay (also verified it, I think) said big changes are coming in the fall update.

He couldn't give specifics but when people pressed him for information he said it would be "good and beneficial" to sellers and "it's a very exciting time". He was really pressed in the comment section and replied to a lot of comments and really brought optimism. Take it with a grain of salt and if you guys want to look in the sub reddit then be my guest because I literally can't find the post anywhere but

BRING ON THE FALL UPDATE.

[yankee]

I just received notice from two of my paypal accounts that my fees will be increasing October 1st.
I don't find that a very existing fall update LOL

[easy.bake.oven]

Are you a mug OP?

Wisen the f up bro

and how comes youz iz mentioning peoples user names ie. jay23 - he has probably got the sack by now thanks to you or he is a ⊗⊗⊗⊗ eb plant mole type of thing - u getz me

[WhatsUpWhatsUp]

You mentioned that PayPal said that? I think the guy on Reddit was a eBay Customer Service rep. 2 different companies now.

[yankee]

Paypal did not say it, they sent an email today to every account that had a volume discount that our fees are going up October 1st.

[yankee]

PayPal Pricing Change

Hello Not So Appreciated Seller,

At PayPal, we work hard to ensure your payments are simple, secure and fast. We innovate and invest carefully to deliver services beyond payment processing, including fraud protection and seller protection, to help keep our merchants secure. We drive improved customer conversions and extend credit to both merchants and their customers to help businesses grow. We also aim to make it as clear as possible how these products work, how they are priced, and how much value they deliver to you.

In that spirit, we are simplifying the prices we charge for PayPal transactions. Effective October 1, 2015, we will remove the tiered merchant rates for US domestic and international Purchase Payments*. This means your rate will increase if you are currently receiving a merchant volume discount. Your new rate will be the standard rate of 2.9% + $0.30 USD for domestic transactions and 3.9% + fixed fee** for international transactions. Please note that card-processing rates on PayPal Payments Pro and Virtual Terminal are not changing.
We value our partnership with you, and we commit to investing in new capabilities to help you grow. At a time when the ecommerce industry is affected by unprecedented levels of fraud due to stolen cards, PayPal has expanded our seller protection to help keep you safe from fraud so that you can sell with more confidence. PayPal Working Capital delivers more than $2 million of new loans to small businesses every single day. To drive international growth of your customer base, we continue to build overseas to make it easy to get paid from millions of customers outside of the U.S. Our investment in new product features such as One TouchTM have been proven to increase consumer conversion. These few examples are just the beginning of our long-term commitment to help you grow your business.

This email is for your information only; there's nothing you need to do. You can review the updates that will go into effect on October 1, 2015 by visiting this page after August 27th.

Thank you for being a PayPal customer. We appreciate your business.

Regards,

PayPal


*Sections 8.2 (b) and 8.4 (c) of the PayPal User Agreement
**Section 8.4 (d) of the PayPal User Agreement

[flowclothingco]

why dont we all collectively hack ebay and change their policies ourselves

[WhatsUpWhatsUp]

Originally Posted by yankee

Paypal did not say it, they sent an email today to every account that had a volume discount that our fees are going up October 1st.

Okay but what I'm saying is that this person on Reddit works for eBay. As far as I know, what you are mentioning is PayPal and not eBay. It may have something to do with eBay but it is actually PayPal enforcing these changes. My information came from someone at eBay making changes to eBay...

[yankee]

Originally Posted by WhatsUpWhatsUp

Okay but what I'm saying is that this person on Reddit works for eBay. As far as I know, what you are mentioning is PayPal and not eBay. It may have something to do with eBay but it is actually PayPal enforcing these changes. My information came from someone at eBay making changes to eBay...

Yea...I understand from the beginning.

I was just sharing the only know fall update as of today

[Freestyle2384]

So what's in the update...

[MM78]

Originally Posted by Freestyle2384

So what's in the update...

Everyone who signs up gets a Chihuahua.

[yaBeh8ater]

Originally Posted by flowclothingco

why dont we all collectively hack ebay and change their policies ourselves

90% of the people here probably dont know how to hack "ebay". so good luck with that.

[empirestate]

Inflation is creeping in, raising rates is just to be expected...

[yotano211]

Originally Posted by MM78

Everyone who signs up gets a Chihuahua.

I want a few of these to launch them at some people i know.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by WhatsUpWhatsUp

You mentioned that PayPal said that? I think the guy on Reddit was a eBay Customer Service rep. 2 different companies now.

Hmm received in writing?

[GhostOfAmazon]

Appreciate the heads up, OP, but a few things come to mind....

1. We have no way of knowing if this random Reddit person really is/was an eBay employee or just some teen with nothing better to do than troll the internet.

2. He's given absolutely 0 detail anyways.

So, long story short.....we know nothing. And now we have an entire thread dedicated to talking about the nothing we know nothing about. Fascinating.

[wakitiwa]

https://www.reddit.com/user/jay23

Guess Jay erased all the info

[sergfro]

Here is the update you all were talking about

http://pages.ebay.com/sellerinformat...standards.html

Just copied and pastes this:
Starting February 20, 2016, the following will no longer impact your defect rate

Buyer feedback
Detailed seller ratings (DSRs)Returns requests that are successfully resolved with your buyer
Items not received
requests that are successfully resolved with your buyer

Defect rate is changing from 5% to 2% for normal sellers

And defect rate for top rated sellers is from 2% to 0.5%

But only in the US? Demn.

[GhostOfAmazon]

Originally Posted by sergfro

Here is the update you all were talking about

http://pages.ebay.com/sellerinformat...standards.html

I'm speechless.

[Dmshark25]

Wow, this looks Great, they completely changed the whole system.

Now you can actually operate and be rated like an actual store in the real world. Where customer service matters

[solefoodbk]

Originally Posted by Dmshark25

Where customer service matters

Exactly!

As I recall if you go to any retail store to return something you go to CUSTOMER SERVICE.