If you're okay with the site being able to dip into your bank account to possibly reimburse a buyer, whatever the dispute you lose since the buyer is always right... you need to provide all your banking information (debit card+bank account-------->Fees for private sellers | eBay )...
Also, you should know that you won't see the proceeds from your sale (minus +/- 10% fees) until 21 days after it because the allotted time for any possible dispute has to have passed...
Get your calculator out to work out the starting price of your item for auctions, for example... or the fixed price so you can recover some money...
lingma85
·3 years agoHello @mausif0
WARNING--->
If you're okay with the site being able to dip into your bank account to possibly reimburse a buyer, whatever the dispute you lose since the buyer is always right... you need to provide all your banking information (debit card+bank account-------->Fees for private sellers | eBay )...
Also, you should know that you won't see the proceeds from your sale (minus +/- 10% fees) until 21 days after it because the allotted time for any possible dispute has to have passed...
Get your calculator out to work out the starting price of your item for auctions, for example... or the fixed price so you can recover some money...
Kind regards
felin12
·3 years agoHello @mausif0
As a complement to the post by @francexpressdeal (Hello)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yl27r8TpB9M
Best regards
francexpressdeal
·3 years agoHello @mausif0
everything is very clearly explained in the site help:
https://www.ebay.fr/help/selling/selling/tout-savoir-sur-les-ventes?id=4081&st=3&pos=1&query=Tout%20savoir%20sur%20les%20ventes&intent=vendre&lucenceai=lucenceai&docId=HELP1041