google checkout, why it takes forever for google to send funds?

Discussion in 'Google' started by google-boogle, Feb 16, 2007.

  1. #1
    it takes 7-10 days for google to transfer funds from my google checkout account to bank account, is this normal?
     
    google-boogle, Feb 16, 2007 IP
  2. giovanni

    giovanni Peon

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    simple answer yes, well it seems normal
     
    giovanni, Feb 16, 2007 IP
  3. google-boogle

    google-boogle Peon

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    thanks, i am not happy about it, i can access my paypal funds immediately, i wish google offer something like debit card
    by the way your location says London, do you have google checkout account?
     
    google-boogle, Feb 16, 2007 IP
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    Chalkie Greenhorn

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    To Be fair to google on this, most merchant accounts take this sort of time.

    My merchant account direct with the bank takes 5 days to be cleared and my merchant account with another processing bank takes 8 days before it is in my account.

    Paypal is fast, of course it is, however, what would you rather use?

    A genuine credit card processing service or a cheapskate not very professional paypal one!

    Paul

    www.rakebackpro.co.uk
     
    Chalkie, Dec 2, 2008 IP
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    poker-bonus Member

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    Generally speaking, merchants or banks that keep your funds for an unexpected length of time are earning the interest of your money. This is like a free cash flow, they always have this kind of money in their book.

    Just imagine the case of a bank (or Google for that matter) that has 1 billion dollars to pay; and they keep that money one week; continually, whenever they pay, other clients come with more money to claim; so if interest is 3% say, they make 3% or 30 million dollars; you start to see the bonanza...All these companies that can keep money that does not belong to them can make a killing just on the interest. In fact some companies make their profits mostly from their ability to maintain customers' balances.
     
    poker-bonus, Feb 27, 2009 IP
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    Be thankful it's not 30 days, as with AdSense :)
     
    zealus, Feb 27, 2009 IP