How do I set up a pay pal account?
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Just go to the paypal website and follow the instructions.
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I don't think that eBay has any restrictions on age.  But if you are going to accept pay pal as a payment method, there might be a demand for a credit card account and a bank account.  EBay will walk you thru the whole process.  To start I wouldn't buy any big packaged seller account.  I pay 4.99 a month and have access to all I need.   I could help you if you get into something you are unsure of...  Just "holla".  Good Luck
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to use the service, first you need a email account. You can send money to anyone who has email account even though he might not have account with pay pal account. Once you made payment, the paypal will send notification to the receiver. If the receiver does not have pay-pal account, pay-pal will require them to open a account in order to receive the payment. Pay pal will deduct small percents of payment as a fee for the service. That is how the transaction made. If you want to send money from pay pal you need verify your information either put credit card information or bank information. Once the receiver receive the payment, he can ask pay pal to send check or wire the money to his bank account or just deposit the money in pay pal to purchase goods. For more info check www.paypal.com
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Get a PayPal account and set up a payment button, the logo is included.
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Go here and on the page that comes up will be two 800 numbers to pay pal. One to cust. Serv. \n\nhttp://www.hardtofind800numbers.com/
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There are at least three ways to "implement PayPal" (Website Payments Standard, Website Payments Pro, and Payflow Gateway).  Which one are you interested in?  For more information, read here:\n\nhttp://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_merchant-outside
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You can add funds to your PayPal account from a local bank account if you live in The United States, Australia, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland or the UK.
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Pay-Pal is a subsidiary of eBay and was established so that people could quickly transfer money to each other.  By establishing an account and linking it to your checking or savings account and/or credit card you can send and receive money for various transactions.
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http://www.paypal.com just sign up for one...u need a credit card and i think u can use a bank account if u don't have or don't want to use a credit card
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Paypal would be the best way, many merchants take PayPal, but far from all. I have also used a credit line called "Buy It Now" with some merchants and like it too.
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go to http://www.paypal.co.uk and simply click on create an account.\nits very straight forward
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The debit card has to work as a credit card, too in order to work on paypal.  You can always just put in your bank account information instead since the money would be coming from the same place.  But then you have to wait for a bank statement to verify it (they deposit a random amount under a dollar, and you have to put in the right number), so it can take a while.\n\nI had that problem with my debit card and I found out that it was still listed at the bank with my old address, so they didn't match up.  Check and make sure your bank has your updated address and other info.
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Set up a Paypal account.\n\nhttp://www.paypal.com/
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If you are refering to paying fees for items you have sold then you cannot pay that through pay pal, it has to come from your private bank account. You can transfer it from your private bank account through direct debit to pay pal. Hope this helps.
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Sign up for a Pay Pal merchant account and they will give you the code and instructions needed to put a shopping cart, with the ability to accept credit card payments, on your site.  It's probably not as easy as they make it sound so you might want to find a friend or a college student with some html experience if you dont have any.
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You need a paid account.\n\nXLMan
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try using the free shopping cart provided by paypal itself. Try looking for it under merchant solutions.