Do you really need Paypal and other credit-card functions on your website to sell something?
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Yes you do.The very nature of ecommerce is to for the buyer to receive their product or service ASAP.Likewise the seller  wants to sell while the visitor is there.You could operate on checks and money orders ,but that involves additional cost(postage) and elongated time for the buyer to receive their product or service,as the seller has to wait for the check to clear and then ship.Many items(non tangible)do not require a shipping cost ,but if you have to send a hard copy,then you have additional shipping cost added to the cost of the product or service.This is the day of instant acquisition and gratification,and if the customer doesn't buy from you because you offer no way to pay immediately,they will buy from someone else.Sellers are not responsible for credit card debt,the credit card holder is,and its about time they shoulder the responsibility for their own mismanagement.
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Yes, but the solution requires that you add Javascript to your "Add to Cart" button, in order to modify the form post variables.\n\nHere are the instructions:\nhttp://members.aol.com/paypalhelper/discnt.html
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Paypal is a  payment gateway for people to send and recieve money. This can be used by stores, service providers or people who wish to send money to friends.\n\nI use paypal everyday and to be honest you need to have a bank account. Where will you funds go to?\n\nYou can not use cash so I think you will have to ask a friend who has a paypal account to help you out.\n\nPaypal require you to verify your id by asking for your bank account, credit card details and sometimes call you aswell.\n\nIf you purchase a product via Paypal and it don't arrive you are protected for a limited time - PLEASE READ THEIR TERMS OF SERVICE - you have to report it to PAYPAL as quickly as you can.
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You can also list at http://www.ebay.co.uk\n\nIts a UK site but your account is also valid at that site. You can sell items on that site as well, but you will get mostly UK buyers. If youre from UK, you should sell on that site. If most of your customers are from UK, then you should sell on that site.\n\nIf they are paying by paypal. then it will automatically convert the dollars to pounds for you, and vice versa.
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No.  Let them bid and win the auction.  At the end of the auction if they are the high bidders then the payment information they need will be available.  \n\nDon't forget that ebay and paypal have very important personal information like bank acct numbers and credit card numbers...there are a LOT of people trying to get access to accounts to steal either merchandise or money and leave someone else to pay the bill.  \n\nDo not share unnecessary information ever.  They do not need that information to bid.\n\nIt is far easier to prevent theft than to remedy it.  Be safe and good luck with your auctions!
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You will need to sign-up with PayPal.  You will have to provide your bank account information and select the plan that you want to use based on the commerce type (for profit, non-profit).  At the end of the process, PayPal will provide code to put into the site to handle the payment processing.\n\nYou should also consider Google Checkout.  With Google Checkout, users will not have to leave your site to complete payment.\n\nGood luck.
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Yes. There are businesses that offer this type of service to those who would like to sell something on Ebay but don't have the time or knowhow to do it. \n\nThere are two ways to go about this:\n\n1. Use eBay Trading Assistants - they are experienced eBay sellers who will do the selling for you for a fee. They will handle the whole selling process from taking pictures of the products, creating the listing to delivery and fulfillment. To find out if there is an eBay Trading Assistant near you, fill out this form from eBay \nhttp://tradingassistant.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?TradingAssistant&page=main\n\n2. Go to a physical store that accepts products for sale on eBay - Among the stores that accept products for sale on eBay are franchises of iSoldIt.com http://www.i-soldit.com . Go to their webpage and click on LOCATION to find a store near you.
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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.
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yes .It is feasible. PayPal is one of the most popular online money transfer systems widely used for online auctions, pay to surf programs, e-books and purchase of  low value goods. It is now a part of the online auction website eBay. More details available at\n http://www.money-transfer.in/paypalindia.html
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If it is a standalone shopping cart you are looking for that supports all the major payment outlets like paypal, then I recommend osCommerce. The only thing I don't like is it doesn't out of the box allow for a "news" front page, but when combined with that sort of CMS also, they become a very nice combination.
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The answer depends on what you want to do. I'm presuming you are interested in online payment options.\n\nIf you are selling digital only products the clickbank is a good option. ClickBank does NOT let you sell physical products.\nAnother advantage is that it has a built in affiliate program so that other people can easily sell products for you and get a commission you set. I believe it costs about $50 to set up a sellers account - affiliate accounts are free.\n*I am an affiliate but do not have a sellers account\n\nIf you sell digital (recurring memberships, ebooks, etc) and physical products then I would suggest 2Checkout.com. Basically they act as your reseller and process credit cards for the customer and you are the supplier. They charge a one time $50 setup fee as well.\n*I have a 2checkout account\n\nPaypal is a good payment processor option as the money is available instantly. They are great if you are using eBay (eBay owns PayPal). If you are in Network Marketing however Paypal will no longer accept payment for programs that have more than 1 tier of affiliates in their system. Thus if your program is to pay on 5 or 7 levels they will not accept you.\n*I have a paypal account\n\nAnother option is to visit your own Bank and apply for a merchant account. Most banks specialize in either VISA or MC so you may need 2 bank accounts. I think SAMs Club deals with DISCOVER. \n*I have had merchant accounts (VISA/MC/AMEX)\n\nI haven't used paydotcom so I have no idea about it\n\nIf you sell only digital products then Clickbank is good because of the built in affiliate program. If you sell physical products and digital products then I would say 2Checkout. \n\nYou could have both for $100 -  pretty small investment\n\nPaypal is great for auctions because of the connectivity with eBay\n\nHope this helps\nWayne
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You have to go to Paypal and set up a Paypal button.  I think it's under "Merchant services".  After you set it up, Paypal will give you the html code for the button to add to your site.
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If your Credit card did not have enough funds or if there was any other reason that your CC could not be used Paypal would have charged a fee for costs. In view of financial charges nowadays it is very reasonable.\nWhy not ask Paypal? They are very helpful.
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It depends. If you are selling a unique product, or you have special way of making things (e.g. You make special lamps), then yes, if you have a website that is safe, secure, and works well. If you are selling your everyday normal items, you can usually only make money with a very safe, very secure, and very well designed website. If you are making a personal website, you must host it yourself to make money. Then, you can get ad companies to pay you for advertising on your site, if it is popular. If you are using a free hosting website (ex. Yahoo!Geocities) the ads help keep the site free. \n\nYou can usually make money with selling products on most web servers.\n\nYou can sometimes make money by using your own computer as a server (not recommended), and having a website that ad companies want to advertise on.
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sell it on ebay\n\nHow paypal works:\n\nHow PayPal Works.\n\nAs an online financial transaction broker, PayPal lets people send money to each other's email addresses. At no time will either party have to see the other's credit card or bank information.\n\nThe model is very simple. Similar to an escrow service, PayPal acts as the middleman holder of money. Through its policies, practices, and business integrity, PayPal has earned the trust of both parties.With multiple guarantees in place, buyers and sellers entrust PayPal with their credit card and bank information. PayPal keeps that private customer information secret. Then, while "blinded" from the other party's confidential information, strangers safely send money to each other through PayPal and email.\n\nPayPal Requirements \n\nYou need no special technology nor a business license to send/receive money through Paypal. The only requirements are:\n\na valid email address. \na valid credit card or bank account.
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If you're asking how to get or set up a paypal account, go to paypal.com and it'll walk you through it.  You have to have a credit card or bank account number.  It's free to use if you're buying something on ebay.  If you're selling, it charges you a little.  Once you set up your account, when you buy something on ebay, you put the "dot" by paypal when it asks you how you want to pay.  It's pretty easy.
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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.