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I've sent an eCheck to a seller, but he cancelled the check (is this same as declined?)
As you know, eCheck takes funds directly from my bank account into the seller's bank account. But funds from my bank account has been removed, even though the seller cancelled my eCheck! What's going on? Is it still going to pay him? Or will it just go into my own paypal account? Here's a picture of the whole transfer... ![]() |
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I've sent an eCheck to a seller, but he cancelled the check (is this same as declined?) well thats how it works in the UK anyway. |
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So does it contact my seller or something? He already cancelled the eCheck, YET the paypal withdrew from my Bank Account! Will I get my money back? because it will be thier transaction fook up if hes cancelled it theres no way he can get at the funds again without requesting it again if ur really worried call paypal but I suspect youll be allreet ! |
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So where the hell is my money really at right now? Not with paypal, not with the seller, and not with me. Some internet backwater nothingness? the money is held in limbo on the transaction servers kinda like if you get a bank note split it in half and given each half to two different bank employees and then the handshake is the celotape that completes the transaction and allows the two to be joined and then the bank employee who is credited the money has the full amount deposited into his hand but without the handshake neither party has access to the money unless one bank employee is granted permission to hand over his half to the originator then it becomes whole again ? and the originator is you and the permission is the cancellation of the echeque which is initiated when he cancelled the echeck get me ?? it just takes time |
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