Wish

iTrader: (2)

I am selling an item for £765 through and the seller want to pay me with paypal. He is genuine and accountable.

How much charges would I have to pay ?? and can i take it out of my account in to my bank for free ??

Ive looked on the site and cant find anything about it

stevebt

iTrader: (8)

It will be 4% of that figure in fees and you should be able to transfer it for free.

Wish

iTrader: (2)

Thank you

Publilius Syrus

My transfer limit was £650 in one financial year, best check first!

fatherpierre

And make sure he/she has a verified address and you get proper proof of postage or you may end up paying your 4% fee to be ripped off.

urdad

Not being picky but it's 3.4% + 20p and you'd pay...£26.21,at 4% it's £30.60--->this P/P calculator is handy to keep in your favourites if you do a lot of paypaling,it covers alot more than just the fees,transfer takes about 7 days I believe......

GC8

Id avoid PP at all costs. As FP says, its an invitation to be ripped off.

fatherpierre

Currently the biggest facilitator of fraud in the UK.

I wouldn't accept payment from it for anything other than really small amount.

Clarebabes

Sorry to hijack, but I'm really annoyed that I got a £5 voucher from ebay for shipping costs. Then I try to use it in a "shop" purchase and their system doesn't allow the voucher!

Talk about a **** take. I wouldn't have bought the item if I had known.

Wish

iTrader: (2)

The buyer is a policeman and have very good proof of this


What with the sellers fees of ebay, im gonna have to fork out over £60

fatherpierre

So am I, and I'm as dodgy as they come .

Why waste £60 when there are better, safer ways of getting paid?

GC8

Are you selling an old Mercedes???

fatherpierre

LOL.

I only deal in the sub £500 area when buying.

Wish

iTrader: (2)

No... A set of wheels

urdad

Funny enough the only con I had was from one of the boys in blue,aptly named on EBAY as well....people is people,EBAY is risky a lot of trust involved...