It's the Multi factor carry on that's intrusive. Logging in using ones email and password is more than sufficient. Before those who keep going on here in community rave about importance of more than 1 form of ID, the more one has as options the greater the risks of Privacy and Data breaches as ones information is exposed that much more to unknown 3rd parties. There's legal requirements to comply with Data Minimisation and currently Trade Me are not.

This has been going on for a while now unfortunately. It must revert to the best practices it was previously. Clearly those involved in any Trade me / APAX consumer research has failed others.

No item should be sent until the money has been fully processed. Funds can still bounce back or take time to go through what's known as "clearing house" banking systems. It's not automatically guaranteed to be paid and like making Instant Noodles there's no guarantee they will process smoothly. Fintechs are also accountable and are not necessarily compliant with a number of legislative requirements. Take the time to read through legal cases and those going through processes in courts. Never assume any form of process or payment is complete on face value. There may be a "form or template" no...

 It's to fiddly and complex. Trade Me / APAX should never have messed up the website. That said, by gosh, Garage Sales with signs on the street may just make an almighty comeback.   Frankly we are over the Cashless / Paperless/ Digital nonsense as it's Monopolies and Anti Competitive practices all around    But hey folks, Look up who attended the Bank of England training course back in 1973 - a local Economist who has ruined NZ.

This has been happening for a few months. As irritating as a rash

Michelle, you mention " just the ones that need 'fixing' are flagged.."  what do you mean by that and is it AI generated? We get it re asked repeatedly about "adding photos" which are already there & assume that's BC the software/ hardware haven't quite finished processing.   There's nothing coming up when we relist and there's usually always some of our listings that will relist for only 4 days and not 7.  

Only other explaination could be change of Tax year and Tax status. Some people do legitimately change so maybe don't jump to conclusions without establishing all facts.

At a guess, someone is using an American National Cash Register interface, or a very old NZ banking interface that's not compatible. We know in NZ we no longer use 1 cent coins to open a Cash Register, so who is scamming who here?   It raises the question, who is selling rubbish software that is being used???        

AJ, if you are old enough you will know and recall a Cash Register has to open, hence we had 1, 2 and 5 cents. PING will be no different as it's a form of Cash Register.   It likely is because the software used by those doing updates is not compatible to current legislative requirements in NZ.   Have a read also of the decision relating to Revolut in Italy + Lithuania that came out recently, there's a requirement to have a Licence to operate in other countries.   Hope that helps with understanding possible scenarios.   Please also nip it in the bud about conspiracies as it's unsolicited.    

Keyword in relation to Non-Delivery is in the first sentence, " You 'May' be eligible... " It doesn't say you won't be so it is misleading to say items are not covered by NZ Post as it's in there own Terms and Conditions and incorporated into NZ Postal Services Legislation.  New Zealand Post have traditionally been very helpful when items may have gone astray in the system. It's a known fact they used to have a problem with some staff in sorting rooms stealing cash and cheques out of envelopes, including from Charities in earlier times, now we are all paying the price for the minority. Ther...