By Ina Steiner
EcommerceBytes.com
September 30, 2013
eBay has begun presenting sellers with a new Billing Agreement that consolidates all their charges into one invoice - including buyer reimbursements resulting from eBay Buyer Protection claims. But some sellers appeared to be at a loss when it came to understanding the ramifications of agreeing to it.
For more: http://www.ecommercebytes.com/cab/abn/y13/m09/i30/s02
For reaction and comments from eBay sellers, do not miss the Blog:
http://www.ecommercebytes.com/C/blog/blog.pl?/comments/2013/9/1380162951.html
@pierrelebel wrote:For reaction and comments from eBay sellers, do not miss the Blog:
http://www.ecommercebytes.com/C/blog/blog.pl?/comments/2013/9/1380162951.html
The comments on ecommerce bytes are even more sill than they used to be, since lithium came on board and have been very activly moderating the US board the "malcontents" have moved their drivel to ecommerce bytes.
These is really NOTHING is this very minor change, it's not even really a change it's just formalizing what already exists.
In the past is you lost a claim the funds had already been held by eBay so taking the money was a non-issue. Today in many situations there is no hold on funds when a there is a claim, if you lose eBay needs some way to get the money from the seller, you are now formally agreeing to allow them to dip into your PayPal account to recover the funds.
A total non-event but the usual suspects that hang out with Ina will continue to spew their drivel. You do understand that many of the most prolific posted on that blog don't actually sell on eBay.
