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		<title>Why does paypal say that an echeck is pending?</title>
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I&#8217;ve received so much traffic from writing about paypal echecks and other disasters that I&#8217;ve decided to reward the viewing public with another post about paypal echecks.Why does paypal say that an echeck is pending?This is a question that I received recently.  It reflects a fundamental misconception about paypal echecks.  Here, let me [...]]]></description>
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<td>I&#8217;ve received so much traffic from writing about paypal echecks and other disasters that I&#8217;ve decided to reward the viewing public with another post about paypal echecks.<em>Why does paypal say that an echeck is pending?</em>This is a question that I received recently.  It reflects a fundamental misconception about paypal echecks.  Here, let me spell it out.<strong>PAYPAL ECHECKS ARE NOT &#8211; I REPEAT &#8211; ARE NOT INSTANTANEOUS TRANSFERS OF MONEY</strong></p>
<p>I hope you got that.  If not, back up and read it again.  An echeck usually takes THREE TO FOUR <strong>BUSINESS DAYS</strong> to clear.  What are business days?  They are days other than weekends and holidays.  So your paypal echeck could take 7 days to clear if you add in a three day weekend.</td>
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I received another related question.  <em>When should I ship the product if I receive an echeck?</em></p>
<p>When the echeck clears &#8211; is the right answer.</p>
<p>Here&#8217;s another related question.  <em>How does this affect the buyer?<br />
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The buyer will be very unhappy to wait because they think that an echeck is an instantaneous transfer of money.  If you get such a buyer, refer him/her to my ALLCAPS bold statement above.</p>
<p>Thankyou and have a nice day</p>
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