Can somebody tell me how I can buy a dot com website in the UK using either Paypal or a debit card?
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use:-\n\nhttp://www.ukreg.com/\n\n.it's the company i use and they are cheap too.
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2 ways. If you have a visa card, you can use their product (free) called Safe Shop. It gives you a "visa number" that you specify the charge limit and expiration. It will only work once on a particular item.\n\nYou give that to the internet site you are buying from and they get paid, but will not be able to add more charges to that visa number because it will then appear as "maxed"\n\nThe other decent way is Paypal.com\n\nBut beware, make sure your computer does not have a virus, keylogger, spyware or affected by extreme amount of pop ups.\n\nUse an updated virus scanner, and spybot Search & Destroy before you try to buy stuff oon the net. It will make sure you aren't being "id thefted" right off your computer.\n\nGood Luck
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Set up paypal accounts. www.paypal.com
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If you have a debit card, just about any website. I know ebay works with debit cards.
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If you have a PayPal account, they will give you a link \nto add to your website, that people can click on in order\nto pay you. After you log-in to your PayPal account,\ngo to "Merchant tools" and click on Website payments.\nGood luck.
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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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You can have them draw it from your PayPal balance and if there is not enough to cover it from your bank account or even your credit card. There are instructions on the site to have your bank account or credit card validated.
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go to the Paypal site n follow direction,u need a credit or bnk card,they will verify it,then u can use it to buy things on line or send money .I find it very good for transactions.
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For transaction at your site you can use any payment gateway like paypal . you cab open an free account at paypal and there are many help full manual for you . hope helps
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ebay.co.uk would not be a bad idea, but you can look up more on googles, just type electronic dealers in your city in the box and click search.
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not sure, but heard paypal can be used in converting monies, without all the fees in a normal conversion.
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I think you're talking about: http://www.SitePal.com\n\nHope that helps
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Hi there,\n\nBasically paypal is a payment agent between you and the merchant.  In a way it is a good idea as information such as your credit cards, bank accounts and so is stored with them.  That way you do not have to enter it at every website you wish to buy from as long as it accepts paypal as a method of payment.  You are actually given a directory at the website of which merchants currently accept paypal.\n\nOpening an account with them is free and they will ask you for the desired methods of payment you would like to use.  Once you put all the information on each method of payment you want they will send you testing amounts to those accounts to validate and after that you're good to go.\n\nAlso when buying from a website that accepts paypal, once you finish the order they either redirect you to paypal or give you a link so you pay your order with the username and password you created for your account and then it starts processing (your actual purchase order).\n\nHope that helps.
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Unfortunately, many ecommerce websites such as eBay and Paypal require credit cards or US bank account information. They need this to verify your identity, that you are 18 and over, and that there is a potential source of funds they can tap in the event of chargebacks for Paypal. Think of it as their guarantee. \n\nAs for shipping, decide on how you want to ship your items as the rates vary by country, by weight and type of postal service used. Go to your local post office, bring the package you will send (use the type of box and wrapping you will use) and ask your post office to estimate the charge for different services (express, parcel, air mail, etc.). And the important thing is to include your actual shipping cost in your total shipping cost charged to the customer (if you underestimate your shipping charge, then you will be shouldering the shipping cost instead of passing it on to your customers).
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Try http://www.g2bay.com
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customers are going to want to make secure payments if they are buying online, asking them to send cash will just mean you get no custom! how about sending bank cheques, or postal orders as an option? but people who buy online usually want to pay online too..\nyou should look into using something like worldpay or paypal.. see the links for more info on them... http://www.worldpay.co.uk/sme/index.php \nhttps://www.paypal.com/uk/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_merchant-outside
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Depending on which country it is, Paypal (paypal.com) is the cheapest.  I use it to pay for ebay purchases, but I"ve also used it to send money to my sister and my mother.  Currently paypal transfers the following currencies:\n\nCanadian Dollar \nEuro \nPound Sterling \nU.S. Dollar \nYen \nAustralian Dollar \n\nYou can transfer money through PayPal without a fee by classifying it as "Quasi-Cash" which means there was no exchange of goods involved.\n\nIf none of these are the correct currency then a wire transfer via your own bank or Western Union is best, though there are fees involved.