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  • Ok so im trying to sell my guitar hero stuff to get a little cash. I need paypal to sell it on ebay, but i need a very detailed step by step procedure of how paypal works and how i ...show more

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    Ok, after your items sells via auction, the buyer has 4 days to pay for it. While you are waiting, from your my ebay pages it will state you are awaiting payment for 1 item. If the buyer does not pay within 4 days, open an unpaid item case. The buyer then has an additional 4 days to pay before you can close the case, get your ebay closing charge back, and issue the buyer an unpaid item strike. In effect, they have 8 days to pay. If you are selling with buy it now, there is an option to only allow buyers who pay immediately. After the buyer pays, the "You are waiting payment for 1 item" will change to "You need to ship 1 item." At that point, the money is in your paypal acct, but maybe temporarily frozen because you are a new seller. Ebay does this to protect their customers from fly by night scammers. Ship your item with delivery confirmation and when it arrives, ask the buyer to leave you feedback. Once positive feedback has been received, this will lift the temporary paypal hold and the money will be active in your acct. From there, you can either transfer the funds into your bank acct or request a check directly issued by paypal.

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