how much does paypal charge to recive payment from others?
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MIMI where are the politically charged questions that I have come to love?  You really need to throw some more Q's at us that get all of these people irate!  It's kind of boring without your juicy questions!
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Not sure which has lowest fee's but I love paypal.  Its so easy to use!!!
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Contact the company you Purchase the item from. If you used PayPal contact them an file a dispute, most likely you will win. Call your bank or credit card company and dispute the charge. Usually takes 5 to 14 business days to complete the process but the money should be credited to your account within 24 hours
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Paypal, Credit Card, Payment by phone...
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Possibly through a 3rd party like Paypal.
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Did you ever think to ask PayPal????  Or I'm I missing something???
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yes no problem.\nI have sent money to my sister and paid off money I wowed to a friend with pay pal. Best part was that I am in ca my sister is in FL and my friend in Thailand. I pay and they have the money instantly.
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Here is the ebay page about various ebay fees for a seller:\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/fees.html\n\nNormally, the seller pays: \n1. listing fee (to put the item for auction) - this has several options that could have additional fees.\n2. final value fee (when the item is sold)\n\nFor a item in $5-15 range, the most plain listing costs $.60 (assuming your starting price is in that range), and 5.25% of closing price.\n\nThen if you use Paypal to accept credit card payment, then Paypal charges transaction fees. See this page: http://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_display-fees-outside
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There are a lot of websites taking Paypal. You can create a paypal account linked to your checking account.
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sell it on ebay\n\nHow paypal works:\n\nHow PayPal Works.\n\nAs an online financial transaction broker, PayPal lets people send money to each other's email addresses. At no time will either party have to see the other's credit card or bank information.\n\nThe model is very simple. Similar to an escrow service, PayPal acts as the middleman holder of money. Through its policies, practices, and business integrity, PayPal has earned the trust of both parties.With multiple guarantees in place, buyers and sellers entrust PayPal with their credit card and bank information. PayPal keeps that private customer information secret. Then, while "blinded" from the other party's confidential information, strangers safely send money to each other through PayPal and email.\n\nPayPal Requirements \n\nYou need no special technology nor a business license to send/receive money through Paypal. The only requirements are:\n\na valid email address. \na valid credit card or bank account.
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Paypal should give you a debit card that you can use with the funds from the account.  I don't remember the fees, but I don't think you want to just send money to a bank account from Paypal.  You could send the money to your connected bank account and wire it from there.
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what is your mode of payment?\ntarget price?\n\njurrah_jurrah@yahoo.com
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I have used Paypal for about 2 years in conjunction with Ebay. My only bad experience was dealing with a private owner who refused to refund my $45.00, and pay pal could not do a thing. \nbut I have had more then 250 positives to that 1 bad transaction.\n\nOne word of advice. NEVER respond to emails from paypal. do to the address or make a fav link then enter the site normally. if there is a Message you will receive it once you log in.
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Never had any problem with PayPal\n\nBeen a user for 4-5 years
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Go to surveyspot.com you have to pay like 20-30 dollars to start but then you get access to a database that you register with alot of companies. I paid the fee last year and finally it is paying off. I get free stuff and like 20-40 dollars a month deposited in my paypal acct.
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It will depend on how much effort you will need to do. Clarify with them who will handle the following functions and how will these be decided:\n\n- Take good photos of the item\n- Write item description\n- Accept payment (if by Paypal and it's through your account, remember you get charged for Paypal processing fees). How much payment fees will you charge them?\n- Packaging the item\n- Going to the post office or arranging UPS man to pick up item for delivery\n- Who will pay for selling fees (listing + gallery fees and other add-on features + final value fees if the item sells)\n- How many relists would they want? And if so, who will absorb the listing fees for all the relists? You may have an item that simply won't sell even if you relists it 5 times - and that means 5 listing fees charged to you by ebay\n\nIf you will be doing all of the above, you can charge as anywhere from 5-30% of the amount of item's selling price.\n\nI suggest you study the fee structure of services such as ebay drop off stores. One example is iSoldIt.com, and their commission is basically 30% of the amount the item's selling price http://www.i-soldit.com/fees.asp . Plus, they will deduct the selling fees incurred as well as payment processing fees. \n\nOne thing to stress to them is that selling on ebay is not as cheap as they might think it to be -- and that NOT EVERYTHING sells. \n\nMake sure you have a contract and that they understand the process involved in selling on ebay and why are you charging these much fees.
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Yes please....how much do you charge?