Should I cover paypal fee's ?
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Should I cover paypal fee's ?
I have just an item on ebay and the buyer has sent payment fine but I have been charged for the transaction.
My question is should I cover the paypal fee as well as the ebay one?
I thought you had to choose the option to send the fee's to the other person ?
Thought's and experiences please,thanks
My question is should I cover the paypal fee as well as the ebay one?
I thought you had to choose the option to send the fee's to the other person ?
Thought's and experiences please,thanks
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you pay the selling fee and paypal fee. Its a rip off, especially as you're forced to accept paypal as a payment method.
Theres no way out of it unless the buyer is collecting and paying cash or you return the payment and ask for a cheque to be sent.
Theres no way out of it unless the buyer is collecting and paying cash or you return the payment and ask for a cheque to be sent.
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I remember when they wern`t, You had 2 options back then Paypal and Bidpay(Western union MO) both were independent from ebay, You don`t have to accept paypal as a payment option, there is always Echeque,Personal cheque etc.... or direct bank transfer, but the thing that they have got covered is you get no comeback unless you pay with paypal but then that is only good for one side the person paying for the item, not the seller who is paying for the privilege of accepting paypal, They have no guarantees at all??
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I remember when they wern`t, You had 2 options back then Paypal and Bidpay(Western union MO) both were independent from ebay, You don`t have to accept paypal as a payment option, there is always Echeque,Personal cheque etc.... or direct bank transfer, but the thing that they have got covered is you get no comeback unless you pay with paypal but then that is only good for one side the person paying for the item, not the seller who is paying for the privilege of accepting paypal, They have no guarantees at all??
eBay state you HAVE to have Paypal as a payment option now, changed a little while back.
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