also, this refers to monies inside battle.net balance. and, monies once gone inside battle.net balance, cannot be transferred else where, ever.

can only be used to purchase blizzard product, or spend in RMAH.

As an a reminder for players who intend to purchase Battle.net Balance for use in the Blizzard Store or upcoming Real Money Auction House, please note that you may experience a delay adding funds to your Battle.net account when using certain payment methods including Direct Debit or a credit card. Direct Debit purchases of Battle.net Balance funds can take up to two weeks to process, while credit cards (and similar payment methods) can take up to 3 days to process. This is intended, so please remember to account for this delay when planning purchases with Battle.net Balance.

that is understandable . To ensure you got the money to bid for the item.

nope. read the rmah faq again.
monies once masuk battle.net balance will not come out. ever.

can direct go into paypal.
blizzard charge extra 15% for that.

say sell weapon, blizzard tax usd1 per weapon sold.
then wanna direct transfer into paypal. blizzard tax another 15%
sos here:
http://sea.battle.net/support/en/article/d...nctionality#q12
How do I “cash out” from the real-money auction house?
As an advanced feature, players in certain regions will have the option of attaching an account with an approved third-party payment service such as PayPal to their Battle.net account. Once this has been completed, proceeds from the sale of items in the real-money auction house can be deposited into their third-party payment service account. “Cashing out” is then handled through the third-party payment service. Players must decide whether to use this method before posting an auction. Note, however, that if receiving the proceeds of a sale into a player’s Battle.net Balance would put that player’s balance over the maximum permitted balance, the player must receive the proceeds through an approved third-party payment service (in regions where available). In regions where an approved third-party payment service is not available, once a player’s Battle.net Balance reaches the maximum permitted balance, the player cannot make further sales on the real-money auction house.

Note that the process of sending proceeds to a third-party payment service will be subject to applicable fees charged by Blizzard and the third-party payment service. Also, any proceeds from the sale of items in the real-money auction house that have been sent to the player’s Battle.net Balance will not be transferrable to the third-party payment service account.
note underlined parts.

third-party payment service account refers to paypal.

hmmm i dun think so.

sos:
http://sea.battle.net/support/en/article/d...unctionality#q5

How do I pay for items?
For the gold-based auction house, purchases will be made using in-game gold. For the real-money auction house, players can make purchases using a supported payment method attached to their Battle.net account, such as a major credit card or an attached PayPal account. Players will also have the option to use their Battle.net Balance to pay for purchases in the real-money auction house.

funds in battle.net balance not required.

blizzard only cares if you have "major" credit card or paypal account to pay for the goods in RMAH.
do u guys even read the FAQ?

erm yalor. i think so.
and from the text u quoted, reload battle.net balance macam even more mafan.
need wait many days.

wow someone actually read it.

but yeah, the general gist is:
"complain, dun play
play, dun complain"