paying eBay charges

[ARandom]

hi, please advise.. should I add credit card to my eBay selling acc to pay eBay uk charges? I guess its not safe if eBay is going to try charging my bank saving account on different name.. if so what credit cards I should use? thank u

[SaiJin]

I'm pretty sure they just take their fees from the items you sell .

[solefoodbk]

Originally Posted by SaiJin

I'm pretty sure they just take their fees from the items you sell .

They do, its automatically deducted while the payment processes.

[murdered_by_ebay]

you could use a card for quick refunds , sometimes it is needed , for example closing disputes quickly to avoid consequences

[JamesNorth101]

Originally Posted by ARandom

hi, please advise.. should I add credit card to my eBay selling acc to pay eBay uk charges? I guess its not safe if eBay is going to try charging my bank saving account on different name.. if so what credit cards I should use? thank u

The cards you already have - are they linked to a banned address?

[agent006140]

It will eventually ask all of us to add a credit card,chargebacks can come in 180 days

[murdered_by_ebay]

Originally Posted by agent006140

It will eventually ask all of us to add a credit card,chargebacks can come in 180 days

card will not be of any help for chargebacks

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by murdered_by_ebay

card will not be of any help for chargebacks

yes,it does,but not right away,it works for Paypal.not surer how MP handles it

[rsot]

Originally Posted by murdered_by_ebay

card will not be of any help for chargebacks

elaborate - credit card charges can always be charged back or at least attempted

[murdered_by_ebay]

Originally Posted by rsot

elaborate - credit card charges can always be charged back or at least attempted

forcing people to keep a card on file to cover chargebacks is pointless as such a card could be cancelled anytime

[agent006140]

A responsible merchant will handle a chargeback as part of doing business,not the sales venue .
Chargeback comes from the buyer cc issuer,not the sales venue/
We as buyers and sellers would end up paying for it .
Both Etsy and Ebay charge my cc when there is a return and there is not enough money in my account to refund.