PAYPAL assistance please
16-12-2006, 02:28 PM
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PAYPAL assistance please
got a bloke coming tomorrow to buy an engine off me which he has cash for,
but hes allso interested in a few other bits, but not got the spare cash, now he wants to put it on his credit card?
does he need his own paypal account to pay me to mine? will i get the normall 4% charge?
or is there another better way of doing this?
but hes allso interested in a few other bits, but not got the spare cash, now he wants to put it on his credit card?
does he need his own paypal account to pay me to mine? will i get the normall 4% charge?
or is there another better way of doing this?
16-12-2006, 02:33 PM
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yes he need a paypal account and you will get the 4% charge
better way to do it is take him into your bank and pay straight into your account with his credit card
better way to do it is take him into your bank and pay straight into your account with his credit card
16-12-2006, 02:35 PM
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No he doesnt need a PayPal account
The transaction will cost you 3.4% to withdraw the money from your paypal into your bank account, so you could add 3.4% to the price of the parts.
Also, as above he could pay direct into your account - I find via Internet banking to be an excellent service.
The transaction will cost you 3.4% to withdraw the money from your paypal into your bank account, so you could add 3.4% to the price of the parts.
Also, as above he could pay direct into your account - I find via Internet banking to be an excellent service.
16-12-2006, 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by bluescortcossie
yes he need a paypal account and you will get the 4% charge
better way to do it is take him into your bank and pay straight into your account with his credit card
better way to do it is take him into your bank and pay straight into your account with his credit card
16-12-2006, 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Dazza@TeamFord
No he doesnt need a PayPal account
16-12-2006, 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Dazza@TeamFord
No he doesnt need a PayPal account
The transaction will cost you 3.4% to withdraw the money from your paypal into your bank account, so you could add 3.4% to the price of the parts.
Also, as above he could pay direct into your account - I find via Internet banking to be an excellent service.
The transaction will cost you 3.4% to withdraw the money from your paypal into your bank account, so you could add 3.4% to the price of the parts.
Also, as above he could pay direct into your account - I find via Internet banking to be an excellent service.
internet backing, been there done that, hacked lost a few grand for awile untill the bank sorted it! so wont have that option again
16-12-2006, 02:39 PM
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I use Paypal for my site (shamless plug) and it says you dont need a Paypal account to pay money, only to recieve the money. It hasnt always been this way, I am not too sure when it was relased but its VERY helpful. I'll try and find a link or something to confirm this 
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16-12-2006, 02:41 PM
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I cant get a direct link but if you click this link, then 'Buy it Now' it will take you to PayPal - Scroll to the bottom and you will see
http://www.teamford.co.uk/webpage/cat2vib.htm
http://www.teamford.co.uk/webpage/cat2vib.htm
16-12-2006, 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Nick_RSIFEZ
why don't you just tell him to stick his credit card in a cash machine and get the money out! then let him worry about the charges and interest etc... 
Im really starting to distrust all electronic money methods. Good ole cash always talks.
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