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Thanks for the reply. Didn’t know about the maximum fee, but I really don’t care to wait 4 business days for clearance. I don’t accept personal checks for the same reason. The whole reason why I even deal with Paypal is convienience – and speed. Paper checks in most cases clear electronically now, no more 5-8 day waits, as some sellers still ask for.
You’re confusing "funds availability" with the actual clearance of a check. Kris
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Thanks for the reply. Didn’t know about the maximum fee, but I really don’t care to wait 4 business days for clearance. I don’t accept personal checks for the same reason. The whole reason why I even deal with Paypal is convienience – and speed.
Paper checks in most cases clear electronically now, no more 5-8 day waits, as some sellers still ask for.
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Quick question: Is there an option in my ebay and/or paypal accounts to deny electronic checks from others making a paypal payment to my account?
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Quick question: Is there an option in my ebay and/or paypal accounts to deny electronic checks from others making a paypal payment to my account?
Not for eBay sales. If you offer PayPal as a payment option on eBay, you have to accept all forms of PayPal funding. You can block echeck payments for non-eBay sales. See your PayPal Profile Payment Receiving Preferences.
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Thanks for the reply. Didn’t know about the maximum fee, but I really don’t care to wait 4 business days for clearance. I don’t accept personal checks for the same reason. The whole reason why I even deal with Paypal is convienience – and speed.
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Thanks. I’ll look into it.
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Thanks. I’ll look into it.
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