Experience with PAYPAL?
83747
I have used Paypal for about 2 years in conjunction with Ebay. My only bad experience was dealing with a private owner who refused to refund my $45.00, and pay pal could not do a thing. \nbut I have had more then 250 positives to that 1 bad transaction.\n\nOne word of advice. NEVER respond to emails from paypal. do to the address or make a fav link then enter the site normally. if there is a Message you will receive it once you log in.
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Well I know that having a paypal account is useful for overseas transactions.. Remember that the money has to be converted, which paypal does automatically, but take that into account with your price of course. As for anything else I am uncertain, duty fees and such are usually the buyers responsibility as far as I know. Check with whomever you are sending package, they will give you the correct paper work to fill out.. and there is paperwork. Hope this helps a little. good luck
392486
Set up paypal accounts. www.paypal.com
801300
Not sure which has lowest fee's but I love paypal.  Its so easy to use!!!
1072979
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.
820198
That is something you get to decide.\n\nOnce the item as been "sold", you are responsible to contact the buyer and arrange payment.  Most common method is a money order.  The buyer purchases the money order for the amount of the sale (shiping, etc) and sents it to you.  Then you mail the item.  Recommend you NOT take presonal checks as they can bounce, while a money order will not.\n\nOr you can set up a PayPal account.  When you set up an account, you give PayPal the information for your bank account.  When the deal of completed, the buyer contacts PayPal and has them transfer the sale price from their bank account to yours.  So as the money shows up, you ship them the item.  There is a small fee (something like 3%) to use PayPal.
732849
Let paypal help you. BUT, there a quite a few liars out there...I have had to deal with a few but only lost a little money...
694717
There are at least three ways to "implement PayPal" (Website Payments Standard, Website Payments Pro, and Payflow Gateway).  Which one are you interested in?  For more information, read here:\n\nhttp://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_merchant-outside
695418
I've been using PayPal for years and I have never had an issue with them.  Are you sure it was PayPal that ripped you off or did you get taken by a scam?
639061
Paypal is great and reliable
443602
OK ... after I spend a few minutes legitimately trying to help you, I'm going to go look up "Gulible" in the dictionary ... this has just got to be a joke.\n\nThe most popular sites for on-line sales are E-bay and Craig's List.\n\nYou might, in this case, ensure that you read the details about what you are allowed to sell there ... I think it's all pretty open, but we're talking about live animals here ?\n\nAlso, shipping and insurance can be a hassle.  There is lots of on-line help about how to get started and how to handle shipping and such on both sites.\n\nYou'll also want to establish a PayPal account ... don't use your account ... set up a different one or use his.  PayPal allows users to send their payments to PayPal and PayPal then deposits the funds into your account or you can hold them right there in PayPal like you would a regular account.  Lots of info is available on their site.  To do this, remember that to accept credit card payments administered by PayPal, you'll have to have a PayPal premium account and that costs a little bit each month.  PayPal is safe and secure.\n\nOK, I gotta go look up Gullible now.
442000
Paypal has more than likely put a temporary hold on your funds.  They will be released back to you in a few days.
687622
Just follow the instructions on PayPal.  It usually involves providing your bank account information, and also your credit/debit card as a back-up funding source.
587344
pay pal is very tricky.The only way to borrow money from paypal is if you have an account with them, and have money in it.But then you have to verify your bank account.
747937
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.
232597
Payment to what? your credit card? a person? a company?\n\nIf it is a company, use their web page..\n\nif it is a person ask them if they take paypal?
141579
Just go to the paypal website and follow the instructions.