Paypal

[pstyle]

is great and all...

but $113.59 in fees for receiving payment for one of my Sadowsky's that I just sold?

GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!!

That's all.

[flakeh]

Originally Posted by pstyle

is great and all...

but $113.59 in fees for receiving payment for one of my Sadowsky's that I just sold?

GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!!

That's all.

I thought paypal fees were no longer in effect?

What are the fees for, exactly?

[steve21]

Originally Posted by flakeh

I thought paypal fees were no longer in effect?

What are the fees for, exactly?

For paypal to make money.

[Pilgrim]

Hey, when you use a service you pay them their percentage. If you sell something really expensive, it costs more. That sounds like a lot of $$, but the rules are there for everyone to see.

$113? How much did that bass sell for?? Must have been a NICE one!

And.....OF COURSE the fees are there for Paypal to make money. They are not a charitable organization.

[flakeh]

Originally Posted by Pilgrim

Hey, when you use a service you pay them their percentage. If you sell something really expensive, it costs more. That sounds like a lot of $$, but the rules are there for everyone to see.

$113? How much did that bass sell for?? Must have been a NICE one!

And.....OF COURSE the fees are there for Paypal to make money. They are not a charitable organization.

In every paypal transaction I have never payed a single fee. Ever.

[Infernal Affair]

Originally Posted by flakeh

In every paypal transaction I have never payed a single fee. Ever.

Have you ever sold anything through paypal? The fees are only active if you're receiving the money. If you pay for something then there isn't a fee.

[nsmar4211]

Paypal fees still exist....and always will. Until someone comes up with a efficient competitor, they'll keep going up too........

[snappytom]

I hate the fees .... but it is convenient and reliable.

Here is a great site for fee info: http://ppcalc.com/