MK5 Golf GTI
General => Random Chat => Topic started by: Johnny_tro on January 15, 2012, 09:46:14 pm
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All, I need to receive a large payment via paypal, but without the silly charges......
1) If the send a payment I loose %
2) Gift payment they are debited
3) If they win an item for 99p and I was to put the postage as £1900 < would these avoid the paypal fee?
Any ideas how I can get this money into PP without them charging me silly money
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hi mate i think 3 is the only way to get round it, they dont take anything from the postage, just the sale price if its ebay, if not then im not sure
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Thats what Im thinking.......
Direct payments - PP take a fee.
If you sell through Ebay, ebay take a fee from the sale price......just wondering if they will allow such a high postage price lol
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Direct bank transfer is your friend... :smiley:
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if you're selling over eBay once the item is sold, the person has recieved the goods and you've got your money cancel the transaction.
eBay assumes the transasction didn't take place and you get your fees back :happy2:
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if you're selling over eBay once the item is sold, the person has recieved the goods and you've got your money cancel the transaction.
eBay assumes the transasction didn't take place and you get your fees back :happy2:
but as we all do the right thing no one would do that would they.......... :wink:
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TRUST issue...........
1) He is a little scared of doing a bank transfer.....thinks he may not get the item (although I have even sent proof)
2) Can't gurantee he will cancel the transaction..........
What proof, do you think is good for a bank transfer? I have sent him bank details and a copy of my licence to prove who I am and address
We are talking thousands not £100's
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if you're selling over eBay once the item is sold, the person has recieved the goods and you've got your money cancel the transaction.
eBay assumes the transasction didn't take place and you get your fees back :happy2:
but as we all do the right thing no one would do that would they.......... :wink:
i've never done it, but i've facilitated it for a seller. Paypal is a con, i've lost a lot of money because of them so personally i'm not too fussed about the morality.
besides, it's no different to having the item for 99p and charging £1900 for delivery
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...just wondering if they will allow such a high postage price lol
They restrict the amount of postage a seller can charge, varies per category.
if you're selling over eBay once the item is sold, the person has recieved the goods and you've got your money cancel the transaction.
eBay assumes the transasction didn't take place and you get your fees back :happy2:
You only get fees back if the buyer agrees to cancel the transaction too, if they don't you won't get your fees back.
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PP are a joke!!
How can they justify charging me £100+ for a transaction < they have not done anything lol
As for cancelling the add < MMmmm if he gets them and decides not to cancel the add, I loose. Ebay/PP fees are a joke these days!
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Sounds like you need an escrow agent that's not Paypal but, depending on the item's cost, you may end up paying the same sort of transaction fee.
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As far as I know the Gift option is free. The only charge comes from if the other party is funding their payment through a credit or debit card and it's a transaction fee generated by this. If the money is already in their Paypal account then they can gift it without charge.
Or am I wrong?
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Ebay take fees on BOTH item price and postage (Thanks to all those sellers who sold items at £0.99 with £10 postage!), paypal take fees on total amount postage or parts dont matter, only way round it is to receive payment as a gift but you can only make a GIFT payment if you have a balance of £1900 in your paypal account (which he probably wont have as most people dont have paypal balances that high lol), plus its ricky for a buyer as he has no come back on his purchase.
Personally I would NOT accept paypal on any larhe sale items.
Common fraud is on paypal for cars as paypal policy means if someone has paid paypal you have to be able to PROVE that you shipped AND they received item, no proof of deliverey and they get their money back, I got about 20 emails when i was selling my car with conmen/conwomen asking if they could pay with paypal, I told them to F&^% right off, all that happens is they claim "Non Receipt" and they get your car and their money back, DONT DO IT.
Accept a DEPOSIT via paypal then tell them to bring full amount in CASH and you can then refund his paypal deposit.
Ebay is 90% honest folk and 10% people who make a living conning people, ebay dont give a hoot about the conmen as they are still buying and generating revenue for ebay/paypal.
Got stung a while back buy a Septic who made a living conning people on ebay, i read a website a few years back that reckoned this guy was making £200k per year ripping people off!!
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Thanks for the tips.
So could HE avoid it. by crediting his own paypal first..............then sending it? rather than sending a direct payment, which will go straight from bank to my PP?
How did you get stung on Ebay buddy? 200k a year?
From experience myself < you will ALWAYS loose you ebay cases (9/10) they claim they are there to help, but there not.
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Thanks for the tips.
So could HE avoid it. by crediting his own paypal first..............then sending it? rather than sending a direct payment, which will go straight from bank to my PP?
How did you get stung on Ebay buddy? 200k a year?
From experience myself < you will ALWAYS loose you ebay cases (9/10) they claim they are there to help, but there not.
Yes if he credits his paypal account then send gift you can do without fees.
Not going to publicise how to commit paypal fraud on here, theres enough doing it currently :fighting: its so easy to do tho and theres loads of people making a living from it, enough said :fighting:
If your a high volume seller you get told how to limit the fraudulent cases (send evertything recorded mail!!!) and make sure you ONLY send to the address on paypal, anyone that claims for lost items when you have tracking automatically get blocked, they are just trying it on.
Dont accept paypal for anything that a courrier that the buyer arranges for you, another scam!.