Peggy
Broadview Hts,#2Author of original report
Sun, January 11, 2009
After one year of asking what the deductions from my bank account has been from eBay, I finally figured it out myself. The second set of deductions was from another selling account that I had. Apparently eBay combined both accounts and took out fees on the same day, but from two different selling accounts. Ebay couldn't even figure it out and tell me. Charter One Bank is fine. What a fiasco eBay could be at times.
Peggy
Broadview Hts,#3Author of original report
Sun, January 11, 2009
After one year of asking what the deductions from my bank account has been from eBay, I finally figured it out myself. The second set of deductions was from another selling account that I had. Apparently eBay combined both accounts and took out fees on the same day, but from two different selling accounts. Ebay couldn't even figure it out and tell me. Charter One Bank is fine. What a fiasco eBay could be at times.
Ken
Randolph,#4Consumer Comment
Fri, January 09, 2009
By law, there is a set amount of time in which you can dispute an item on your statement. If you have waited a year to dispute the items, they are right, you have to eat the loss. For the record, it is almost certain that it IS eBay who is charging your account twice. These are electronic items, and the bank has to send the money somewhere. You can bet your salary that it isn't into their own accounts, they have a bazillion auditors, external and internal who are insuring that that isn't happening. When you get your next statement, look for incorrect items, and call them on the spot. If it is eBay, they will be able to show you two different debits from them. If it isn't, then it will get fixed and you get your money back.