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2014-05-27, 6:39am
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I was wondering if anyone could tell me the prosses for receiving payment through PayPal? I have an account but have only used it to make payments, not receive
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2014-05-27, 7:11am
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Their site has FAQ that will answer most questions.... Probably most simple way to collect funds is to have them credited to a debit card and you can spend as needed....
https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/paypal-faq
https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/helpcenter/home/
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2014-05-27, 8:24am
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Norma, you can either create an invoice or have the person send the funds to you. Either way, you need their PP email or/and they need yours.
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2014-05-27, 9:04am
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There is a charge, maybe 3 or 4%.
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2014-05-27, 9:32am
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Do you pay the fee or does the customer?
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2014-05-27, 9:38am
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Originally Posted by Mina
Do you pay the fee or does the customer?
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You do. The fee is automatically deducted from the payments you receive from your customers.
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2014-05-27, 9:41am
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Thanks for the information, very helpful
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2014-05-27, 5:17pm
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2014-05-28, 7:12am
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Make sure you stay within the best practices outlined in the contract. For instance, if you want paypals protection you must originate the invoice and only ship to the buyers approved address registered with PP. Also, never save the fees by issuing a service invoice for goods sold.
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2014-05-28, 10:02am
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I was wondering if anyone could tell me the prosses for receiving payment through PayPal? I have an account but have only used it to make payments, not receive
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I can walk you through it when you are here. Looking forward to our visit.
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2014-05-28, 12:19pm
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That would be awesome Sheila!
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2014-05-29, 3:55pm
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Larry what do you mean about not saving the fees by issuing a service invoice for goods sold? I am selling some glass to another LE member and was going to use paypal. Now Im concerned
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2014-05-29, 7:41pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by LarryC
Make sure you stay within the best practices outlined in the contract. For instance, if you want paypals protection you must originate the invoice and only ship to the buyers approved address registered with PP. Also, never save the fees by issuing a service invoice for goods sold.
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I don't think that you must ship to a PayPal verified address to get the seller protection, if that's what you mean. Used to be so, but no more.
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