question How much time it takes for funds to reach PayPal account in a GoDaddy Premium Listing sale?

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Nihar Khurana

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Hi All,

I sold my first domain via GoDaddy Premium Listing. Sale happened on 30th April. My payment method is set to Paypal. I haven't received the funds in my PayPal account yet. So my question is - normally how much time it takes for the funds to reach PayPal account after the sale?
Also, is there a way to track the current status of funds for a sale?

Thanks!
 
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about two months or so, its fast
 
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about two months or so, its fast

It used to take that long before changes were made a couple years ago. Now it generally arrives in around a week from the time it sells.

Brad
 
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It used to take that long before changes were made a couple years ago. Now it generally arrives in around a week from the time it sells.

Brad

I was actually joking :) didn`t realize it actually was the case
 
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At one point it was about 48 hours but then due to fraud concerns they pushed it to about a week. However, I sold a domain at Godaddy April 23rd and as of yesterday May 2nd had still not received the funds. I sent an email to my rep yesterday afternoon inquiring about status but did not hear back.
 
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Yeah takes about a week in my experience.
 
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Thanks all! I should relax and let a week pass by first :)
 
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In my experience it's always on seventh day when the funds are in my account.
 
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Most likely you'll receive payment on May 6th or May 9th.
 
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Thanks all...to my surprise , funds landed up in my paypal account just now....earlier than expected!
 
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