eBay first uses its automated system to check bank statements, but when it comes to account verification, restriction removal, or payment verification, a human review team is usually involved. The final decision is generally not made solely by AI.
eBay first uses its automated system to check bank statements, but when it comes to account verification, restriction removal, or payment verification, a human review team is usually involved. The final decision is generally not made solely by AI.
This is true. Physical print outs = less chance of any discrepancy failures in my experience.
eBay first uses its automated system to check bank statements, but when it comes to account verification, restriction removal, or payment verification, a human review team is usually involved. The final decision is generally not made solely by AI.
Formal statement - feels proper - ironically AI generated as well
Does it check with the bank to see if that account exists?
Or does it try to deposit a penny to find out?
Usually the request for bank statement from eb/mp comes after the bank account has been successfully added to the account last I checked...so the account is known to exist