How do I get money from a paypal account? Also I have some items for sell on ebay that have been bidded on and I had been accepting paypal until I found out it wouldn’t be deposited straight into my checking account. So is there anyway I can not accept paypal on an open auction? I am new to this please help. Thanks.
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Go to Paypal and click on the TRANSFER tab. This will allow you to transfer funds from Paypal into your checking account that you have on file with them. Note: this is not automatic, you have to specify the amount to transfer and it will ask you if you want to do this. Plus, it takes a couple of days to show up in your checking account,
After your auction is started and someone has bid on your item, you cannot change the parameters of the auction as this would be unfair to the bidder(what you say, is what they get). If you don’t want to accept Paypal, you have to do it when you are setting up the auction.
First of all, when you set up your PayPal account you should have associated a checking or savings account with it. Looks like you did this. When you make a sale in eBay and someone pays you via PayPal, the money will instantly go into your PayPal account. To get it to your checking account do this: Log into your PayPal account, click on the Withdraw tab, under Options choose “Transfer funds to your bank account”. It takes 3-4 business days they say, but I’ve received the money in as little as a 2 days.
If you apply for the PayPal debit card, any money in your PayPal account is instantly available via that card. It is a MasterCard debit card, so you can use it anywhere Visa/MC are taken. But you can only spend up to the amount in your PayPal account, otherwise it will get declined. You get a cashback bonus for using it, too, so it’s not a bad option if you need to use the money immediately.
As far as the eBay auction goes, you CAN stop/close the auction at any time. Yeah, you might not make the bidders happy, but for whatever reason (you change your mind about it, a close friend wants to buy it, etc.) if you don’t want to sell it, you can do this. I’ve done it. Since no one has won the auction, no one can leave you negative feedback. It seems like a cop-out, but I’ve had legitimate reasons for stopping auctions (and I’ve only done it twice in the past 5 years).
That being said, since PayPal and eBay are now part of the same corporate entity, and a big portion of eBay buyers and sellers use it to exchange money, so you will have a much harder time trying to sell your items if you just accept money orders or cash. I’d stick with the PayPal and either get a debit card or just transfer to your checking. It might take a few days to transfer, but chances are at least you’ll have money to transfer over.
When you setup a paypal account they usually ask for a bank account that you have to associte the paypal account with…once you receive funds through eBay or whomever…you can then transfer the funds from paypal to your account which takes a few days or you can sign up with paypal for a debit card…you can then access your paypal funds through that as well! And you can change your payment methods on eBay through your account info or through the sale of your item itself! That would be under payment note!
All you have to do is tell paypal to deposit the money into your account, which you should have provided them at some point in the process.
You can get a free debit card from paypal that has your balance on it. You can withdraw money from an ATM for a fee, or you can have it transferred to your bank account, though that usually takes 2 to 3 days.
Once your auction already has bids I don’t think you can change any payment details but you can change it otherwise.
Hope this helped.