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quickchange

quickchange

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I have a customer who wants to pay me via paypal but need to know what percentage they take, charge in order I am not out of pocket , Its only $60.00 , Mailed paypal 3 times , get some stupid answer but not what I asked , Just tell me your % charges ,
Since most things get solved here im turning to you guys that receive payments this way to see if someone can tell me , Like add 2% %5 or how freckin much , ?????? simple is it ??? Derek 15.3 c in nz
 
Well after a ****** note again to them , 3.95% plus a 40c charge , looks like one has too get real bitchy with them to get an answer , least now we all know , I think , Thanks guys .
 
Forgot , Thanks Dick , I added your link to my favourites for next time , Bloody great show you guys , now how can I win lotto ( numbers needed).
 
quickchange said:
I have a customer who wants to pay me via paypal but need to know what percentage they take, charge in order I am not out of pocket , Its only $60.00 , Mailed paypal 3 times , get some stupid answer but not what I asked , Just tell me your % charges ,
Since most things get solved here im turning to you guys that receive payments this way to see if someone can tell me , Like add 2% %5 or how freckin much , ?????? simple is it ??? Derek 15.3 c in nz
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Nothing to get too excited about on $60 dollars. 2% is $1.20 and 5% is $3.00. Wayne
 
3% US and 4% overseas as a rule of thumb................

if you use friends and family- no insurance
 
The most sensible way to do transactions if you don't have a charge machine..Fees are the cost of doing business and you add them in....
 
also remember, if doing business overseas, paypal will honor the requests of the buyer

in other words, if the buyer states they didnt recve their item, the money will be returned to the buyer at the sellers expense. Been there, done that and wont be doing it again..........!
 
ronn said:
also remember, if doing business overseas, paypal will honor the requests of the buyer

in other words, if the buyer states they didnt recve their item, the money will be returned to the buyer at the sellers expense. Been there, done that and wont be doing it again..........!
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If the shipment had Tracking info and shows as "Delivered" what happens then? I would think the seller has some recourse in that case. Any overseas shipment I've made has always had tracking.
 
4 doors- paypal will refund the buyer-you wont see a dime and no, paypal wont " eat" the loss.

somebody needs to lose.

paypal always errs on the side of the buyer, that's their policy as well as ebays.

do 100 trades and you'll soon figure it out.
 
Fordors said:
If the shipment had Tracking info and shows as "Delivered" what happens then? I would think the seller has some recourse in that case. Any overseas shipment I've made has always had tracking.
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ronn said:
4 doors- paypal will refund the buyer-you wont see a dime and no, paypal wont " eat" the loss.

somebody needs to lose.

paypal always errs on the side of the buyer, that's their policy as well as ebays.

do 100 trades and you'll soon figure it out.
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I had that happen to me and I proved by way of delivery confirmation that showed the same address that the buyer used and the buyer had to determine what happened. I kept my money.
 
BTW, PayPal is no different from a credit card in this respect. With a credit card, if the buyer did not receive the goods or service, or considered them mis represented, the credit card company will do the same research that PayPal does. They will credit the charge to the buyer if it is determined the buyer was correct.

In the type of case that Mike sites (proof of delivery), both PayPal and a credit card company would not refund the buyer's money.
 
not sure if you guys are talking stateside or overseas-overseas can be a can of worms.........

as I said, been through it several times. I wont ship overseas. in the end, not worth my time, the hassle and dealing with 8. an hour employees reading off of a card.

good for you if you have time for that.
 
Many years ago I had a little tussle with paypal.I bought some A parts from a guy in N.J.,I didn't receive the parts,after a couple of weeks I got one part.After weeks of trying to get a refund through paypay,they credited me with about $150.The parts were $4 or $500.All they could get out of his account was the $150.They told me that if he put any more money in there they would get it for me.He was a member of square trade,and when I asked about the buyer protection they said they had gotten all they could from him.I had actually used my personal credit card for the paypal transaction so I called the card company.They actually took the money from paypal.I didn't think that would happen,but the card company rep said in N.H.I was covered whether paypal liked it or not.My paypal buyer credit instantly dropped from whatever it was to something like $99.When my paypal card expired they didn't send me another one.Haven't used paypal since.
 
All solved, Dick sent me the link, Then paypal finally answered my question , The guy pays with friends & family , no charges , Once again Ford Barn to the rescue, Thanks
50* F here , chilly overcast day , Wishing I was in Colorado, ??
 
Is it possible to change paying a person as a business to paying them as Family or friend?
I'm well over paying fees.
 
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