Exactly. FDIC was created in the 1930s, after so many people lost every cent they had when banks went belly-up. I often see it referred to on this board as something that will protect an individual against an individual loss in a solvent bank, and that is not so. There are other protections in place in the case of an individual loss do to unauthorized activity on a bank account, though: 1. Contact the banks's fraud department. 2. File a claim for the amount lost, if any. If the report is filed befiore any actual transfers or charges are made, the individual's liability is zero. If the report is made within 2 business days of the hack, the individual's liability is $50. If the report is filed after 2 business days but before 60 business days, the liability is $500. After that, the liability is unlimited. So it's a good idea to constantly monitor one's bank account. One should also cancel any debit or credit cards the bank issued, reset passwords and PINs, check credit reports, and so on, of course. = *Novo is a fintech, not a bank. Deposit account services provided by Middlesex Federal Savings, F. A.; Member FDIC. FDIC Insurance through Middlesex Federal Savings and virtual cards provided by Patriot Bank, N.A.; pursuant to Mastercard International. Ebay sellers will soon be forced to link their bank accounts to their profiles in order to continue selling as it pushes ahead with its separation from PayPal. In February last year Ebay announced that it was ending its deeply embedded relationship with PayPal and launching its own ‘managed payment experience’ for both buyers and sellers. The once synonymous pair’s divorce has been ongoing throughout the last year, seeing Ebay roll out payment options alongside Paypal including credit cards, Google Pay, and Apple Pay via iPhones and iPads for the first time. Ebay is now rolling out a raft of changes for sellers as continues its push into the payments space, including preventing sellers from listing items without linking their bank accounts. READ MORE: Ebay UK to divorce PayPal and take complete control of sale and payments Yesterday, The Verge reported that sellers had received emails from Ebay informing them that they would need to add a bank account by February 14 or else their “ability to revise or relist existing listings, or create new listings will be disabled.” According to Ebay it is rolling out this transition in phases and doesn’t expect to complete until next year. Meanwhile Ebay is also understood to be preventing sellers from paying their Store fees via PayPal or credit card. Ebay UK’s vice president Rob Hattrell said last year: “By starting to manage payments in the U.K. this year, we’re taking another step to deliver improvements for our customers. “We know that sellers and buyers expect smooth and seamless transactions, and this new payments experience is designed to offer exactly that. In the coming months, we will make the transition as smooth as possible for sellers so they can take advantage of this important update quickly.” Sell items in multiple currencies, this will let you keep selling using PayPal. Here is the message I got after registering for Managed Payments
I'm in Canada and have most of my stuff listed on ebay.com and a few items on ebay.ca
Login is required to post comments. Is it safe to connect my bank account to eBay?eBay isn't secure enough to have direct access to your bank accounts. 2. if you did not choose to link your bank account to eBay then they may have been quietly axing your listings.
Can eBay take money from my bank account?Payment would normally only be taken from your bank account if there wasn't enough available funds to cover the refund amount at the time.
Why is eBay asking for my bank account?As said, you are being opted into to Managed Payments which will replace paypal for seller (buyers will still be able to buy with paypal. MP asks for the bank information in order to send the deposit to your account.
Does eBay need my bank account details?As an eBay seller, you'll receive your payouts in your linked bank account. If your bank account details aren't up to date, or if you want to receive payouts to a different account, you'll need to update your bank account details from the Payments tab in Seller Hub, or from Payments in My eBay.
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