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Originally Posted by stsang14 (Post 1034364)

if you cancel an order on ebay there are 3 choices
out of stock (strike)
buyer cancel (this is ok)
something wrong with address (this is ok)

if buyer wants to cancel order before you ship this is also ok.

if buyer wants to start a return... they usually lie and pick the item is not as described or not delivered.

then if you agree to the buyers reasoning for the return and refund them... this will count as a strike. (this is bad)

so I always ask ebay to step in since the according to ebay if ebay finds the case in the buyers favor they will refund the buyer and strike my account which if i just refunded the buyer anyways the worst case would have already happened.

didnt know this before and i lost an account due to this. I was also just agreeing w/ buyers and sending refund right away. (big mistake) lol

Originally Posted by james13v (Post 1034384)

It's not just talk. They are doing it, so that they can still do paypal capital loans.

Originally Posted by rsot (Post 1034387)

Loans, currency exchange, etc - not an ideal situation for the user rate-wise.

Originally Posted by Robin Hood of Amazon (Post 1067003)

Well I got my first invite to managed payments, and signed up right away. It's for a stealth store that sells on average 20 items/$500 a day. How much can I expect too see my sales drop from your personal experiences?

Originally Posted by leighanns520 (Post 1067106)

Good luck to you. I haven't lost any sells when I signed up with managed payments.
I do like the managed payments over PayPal. Just have to wait a little longer for funds from sales to bank.

Originally Posted by ebaystealth1974 (Post 1067107)

How are refunds working out, with it? And returned processing fees...?

Originally Posted by leighanns520 (Post 1067728)

Haven't had any returns. As far as refunding it is taken out of the available payout or billed to monthly invoice. I did have to do refund due to damage and that's how it was done

Originally Posted by ebaystealth1974 (Post 1067729)

And what about the processing fees for the refund? Do you get them back, or are they keeping them like PP does?

Originally Posted by agent006140 (Post 1067813)

Ebaystealth is always dreaming,keep dreaming,!
Fantasy can come true in dreams.

Originally Posted by leighanns520 (Post 1067846)

What does this mean?
I was just explaining to the post about managed payments

Originally Posted by agent006140 (Post 1067813)

Ebaystealth is always dreaming,keep dreaming,!
Fantasy can come true in dreams.

Originally Posted by ebaystealth1974 (Post 1067854)

Nevermind them. Random, non-sensical posts are part of their daily routine.

Originally Posted by leighanns520 (Post 1067919)

Yeah I didn't know what that had to do with the topic we were discussing.

Originally Posted by prodigyace (Post 1067923)

Don't mind agent, I notice he/her tends to get off topic at random times.

I wish I would get the invite already

Originally Posted by agent006140 (Post 1075962)

cant you tell,what is the trend,if you cant read it,go find a fortune teller.

Originally Posted by Robin Hood of Amazon (Post 1067003)

Well I got my first invite to managed payments, and signed up right away. It's for a stealth store that sells on average 20 items/$500 a day. How much can I expect too see my sales drop from your personal experiences?

Originally Posted by nickopedia (Post 1026977)

One thing that have not heard anything about is how refunds/returns will be processed under Managed Payments?

With PayPal if you didn't have funds in your account, your PP balance would go into the negative to cover those refunds/claims.

How will this be done under Managed Payaments? Will the money be pulled out of your bank account? if so, will this be done as soon as a return/claim/dispute comes in? Is there any control over this?

Originally Posted by Bigblackdog (Post 1082301)

They will take from any available balance and then charge the credit card on file. VCCs will have particular problems

Originally Posted by leighanns520 (Post 1067846)

What does this mean?
I was just explaining to the post about managed payments

Originally Posted by leighanns520 (Post 1025365)

It asked for individual or business and I put individual and had to put full social security number. Also had to add bank account to get paid and it said name on account must match bank account. It also stated documents may be requested to confirm identity. As of now I have not had to show any documents.

I had sales and it took less than 24 hours for the processing of first payment.
It went to available payout last night and when I checked this morning it had moved to payout and was sent to bank.

I received an email from eBay stating they had done payout and expect it in 3 to 4 days.
I did notice it shows sales processing and also in that record of sales there is also holds. Mine was processing. Not sure if the hold is used for new eBay sellers like PayPal uses at eBay's request for new accounts. Luckily no hold as eBay account is over a yr old.

No issues with lack of sales as sales have remained steady.
So far pleased. Very easy to transition.

This is real account not stealth. Have been previously banned in eBay and PayPal about 5 years ago.

Glad its all done well going through because just recently PayPal started asking for tax info.

When I got invite it, when I clicked to start it kept saying I couldn't do managed payment until I got the invite, however I did get invite.
I finally realized I had to go in and remove global shipping in My listings and gave it about 15 min and tried to sign up for managed payments and it let me at that time.
Currently global shipping is not available and any global shipping orders have to go through PayPal.

Originally Posted by jtiddy (Post 1091892)

So you were suspended 5-6 years ago...you signed up for MP. How is that going for you? I just got asked to sign up with my account that is now 6 years old. Previously I had gotten kicked on another account - so I went totally stealth.

I don't want to give up my business after 6 years. I'm doing well.

Originally Posted by agent006140 (Post 1092012)

You just have to make sure you dont get suspended by Ebay,look at it this way,you will have less competition and get better margin for your goods.
Paypal has more t o offer than payment processing,like the business debit card which gives you 1% cash rebate,micro payment for low price items (6cents plus 6%),working capital,loan ,free return shipping,Paypal prepaid MC debit card which can be linked to your Paypal account and keeps your hard earned money in an FDIC bank account and a savings account and accept direct deposit from employer or goverment ,all these Ayden does not offer

Originally Posted by james13v (Post 1092036)

For the life of me, I still can not figure out what possible reason you have, to be on a stealth forum. You don't do stealth, and you clearly feel there is no reason for it. So why are you on here?

Originally Posted by likefrasers (Post 1092009)

Same situation here.

The beauty of stealth is it allows you to manage multiple accounts and all income goes into your real name for tax report etc without any legal troubles.

And now what to do??? I would be only having one account (my real one) on ebay and no one knows how long this account would last?

It totally has nothing to do with stealth anymore. One day when you are banned on ebay again, you would not be able to get back there anymore.

This is really not something we would like to see. And I have no idea why so many other members are happy about MP compare to stealth PayPal. You have to know one important thing, this is not stealth MP anymore, it's another PayPal which is much more strict, which means if it fxxk up, you would never be able to use it anymore, not like stealth PayPal, one is down, set up another!

It reminds me of the first time when I set up my own PayPal at 2006 and sold out my first item, a used top, I was so happy and think ennnn this is really running smoothly well. 3 years later... game over.

Until I found this forum and bought stealth account book. It really opens my eyes and the business goes into a new level - I can run (technically) unlimited accounts in same time!

Now everything is back to 2010. The darkest moment in my life.

Originally Posted by raseiro (Post 1092065)

I have a question, maybe sounds stupid but with managed payments are customers able to pay you with Paypal without you having an account?

Originally Posted by Leader2dark (Post 1026800)

All eBay sellers will progressively be required to transition to managed payments in the coming months.

We may not have much time left.

Originally Posted by james_112233 (Post 1099439)

Here's me hoping they reset all banned details off their system and let all the banned users back on with another chance. Especially due to the fact they have always still been on the site continuing to sell and based on how their stealth accounts have been performing ...