akjackson1 wrote:
Isn\'t it also against paypal policy to charge the buyer the paypal fees?
Its annoying when people say \"add 3% for regular paypal\". The seller should always take the fees. selling on here is much cheaper than ebays 9-12% fees (including paypal). Whenever I sell an item, I put one final price that the buyer pays. including shipping.
This would be a true if there is only one payment method, but there are still other form of payment like MO, checks, account deposits....etc.
Every seller give a choice to the buyer if accept more payments than only paypal, to pay 3% or not.
Against paypal policy is to pay via paypal gift for the item,
akjackson1 wrote:
Isn\'t it also against paypal policy to charge the buyer the paypal fees?
Its annoying when people say \"add 3% for regular paypal\". The seller should always take the fees. selling on here is much cheaper than ebays 9-12% fees (including paypal). Whenever I sell an item, I put one final price that the buyer pays. including shipping.
This would be a true if there is only one method payment, but there are still other form of payment like MO, checks, account deposits....etc.
Every seller give a choice to the buyer if accept more payments than only paypal, to pay 3% or not.
Against paypal policy is to pay via paypal gift for the item,
akjackson1 wrote:
Isn\'t it also against paypal policy to charge the buyer the paypal fees?
Its annoying when people say \"add 3% for regular paypal\". The seller should always take the fees. selling on here is much cheaper than ebays 9-12% fees (including paypal). Whenever I sell an item, I put one final price that the buyer pays. including shipping.
This would be a true if there is only one method payment, but there are still other form of payment like MO, checks, account deposits....etc.
Every seller give a choice to the buyer if accept more payments than only paypal, to pay 3% or not.
Oct 28, 2011 at 12:45 PM
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