Paypal is now 4.2%
I've been charging people the old 3% and realize I've been short my asking price on all my parts after being paid. Finally took the time to calculate them. Turns out to be 4.2% now. Either that, or paypal's ------- with me.
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You must have lost a lot of money then.. ::)
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Originally Posted by Ravage70
You must have lost a lot of money then.. ::)
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Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
Still a bunch of bullshit.
You realize, paypal makes money when you pay someone, then the same company (ebay) makes more money from the same purchase when you list and sell it, then when that money is spent again they make more money. I'm sorry, but I fail to see how it costs paypal 4.2% per transaction for the computer to subtract money from one account and add it to another. Electricity doesn't cost that much. |
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^^^^^ seriously, For those reasons i don't use ebay or paypal
I usually find what i need on the local craigslist |
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It does sound un-reasonable but only to a certain level.
It`s not about how much it cost them to transfer that chunk of money for you. Its about how much you are WILLING to pay to have the $ transfered. If you are willing to use to it, you are willing to paid up to their requirments. |
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If they charged something like a nickel per transaction i'd have no problems with it. That would still make them a killer profit... and be reasonable too
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Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
If they charged something like a nickel per transaction i'd have no problems with it. That would still make them a killer profit... and be reasonable too
dude paypal is very far pricing wise. Look at what credit card companies charge very similar On a side note its never been a flat 3 percent. It depends where the money came from savings,paypal account funds or credit card credit card is what gets the highest percentage |
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also if you sell more than 5k a year on ebay, you will have to report that to the irs as income
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Originally Posted by chris
On a side note its never been a flat 3 percent. It depends where the money came from savings,paypal account funds or credit card
credit card is what gets the highest percentage Also, what do you mean by what credit cards charge? I've never been charged for using my credit card....only by Paypal. :l __________________ Best Car Insurance | Auto Protection Today | FREE Trade-In Quote |
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When a seller accepts a credit card payments the cc company takes a percentage of the charge.
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as long as you are a premiere member on paypal, you will be taxed. regardless if the payment is paypal funds, checking, e-check, or credit card. As soon as you accept one credit card payment, you are fucked.
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Originally Posted by jagojon3
When a seller accepts a credit card payments the cc company takes a percentage of the charge.
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Originally Posted by jagojon3
When a seller accepts a credit card payments the cc company takes a percentage of the charge.
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I don't know what you're trying to say boost. You don't pay extra paypal fees when purchasing something, the seller does.
You don't pay the credit card fees when you use your credit card at a store, the seller does. |
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Originally Posted by AgentMurdoc
as long as you are a premiere member on paypal, you will be taxed. regardless if the payment is paypal funds, checking, e-check, or credit card. As soon as you accept one credit card payment, you are fucked.
ya but the problem is everyone uses credit cards |
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Originally Posted by AgentMurdoc
also if you sell more than 5k a year on ebay, you will have to report that to the irs as income
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Originally Posted by chris
ya but the problem is everyone uses credit cards
Originally Posted by salesmonkey
are you seriuos??? i better watch out not to make it over that mark then
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Yeah, but that has nothing to do with me. That's the business who pays those fees and those fees are a complete right-off for the business. Paypal is passing the fee(and then some) onto the seller and still getting to write it off. If the buyer pays with Paypal funds or a checking account they still pay the same fee, which IMO is crap. My bank doesn't charge Paypal a fee for a checking transfer and there shouldn't be a fee if I sent cash from my Paypal balance....or at least not that big of a fee. I hope Paypal and Ebay go under, but that will never happen. :3
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Im very sketchy of echecks. The 2 times I got dicked over by paypal was both echecks. I make it clear of course the usual time along with another week or so
I like at them just like a normal check so Im taking my sweet f'in time |
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I get 0% APR on my credit cards if I pay them off monthly, so I'm babied in that aspect.
But I don't get charged by my bank for using my debit card, as in charging it or pulling money out, or transferring money to paypal. I'm used to no charges on anything. |
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Originally Posted by AgentMurdoc
also if you sell more than 5k a year on ebay, you will have to report that to the irs as income
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i quit using paypal, its convenient but i dont see how paying that high of a percentage is worth it, its becoming a ripoff
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Originally Posted by AgentMurdoc
also if you sell more than 5k a year on ebay, you will have to report that to the irs as income
http://politics.slashdot.org/article.../04/14/0736228 They are trying to pass a law. It wont happen. They also tried to get people to pay taxes over state lines via ebay/internet sales for years Hell most people I know sell well over 5g+ a year on ebay and just sell old stuff they don use anymore |
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I sold 10k in a month or two on ebay, and don't plan on claiming it. Why should I have to and how will they know about the money? It wasn't even my paypal account, was an account of a close friend.
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Originally Posted by Jorsher
I sold 10k in a month or two on ebay, and don't plan on claiming it. Why should I have to and how will they know about the money? It wasn't even my paypal account, was an account of a close friend.
WEll the problem arises in how much do you buy and loss money on selling and then have to slap tax on it. Most stuff on ebay is old stuff people have had and moved on and using that old part to buy a new part. The law wont pass it will make things way to compicated and people who use ebay/amazon/yahoo auctions ect will cease and a large part of our economy is gone |
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well from the looks of it 2007 is clear. 2008 well maybe a different story. Sell now tax free. 2008 if this passes ebay/paypal/amazon etc will be bankrupt within 5 years
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I am a licensed merchant that accepts CC's directly and I pay 2.3% in fees. On top of that when a bogus chareback is placed I fight them myself and I have had only 2 in 5 years. How many disputes have you had with paypal in the past month?
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