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Some Paypal Questions - UE-Maxx - 05-02-2006
Does anyone have a link that explains exactly how to use it and what it costs? If not, here are some of my questions.
You use a checking account right? I think 16 is the age you can open your own checking account? Does it cost anything to start a paypal account? How much does it cost everytime you use it?
Thanks
Some Paypal Questions - Mr. Tune - 05-02-2006
All the information you need is right on their website. If you goto their website and scroll to the bottom you'll see a bunch of links in the footer. One of them is the fees. This will get you started. http://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_display-fees-outside
Some Paypal Questions - UE-Maxx - 05-02-2006
Would I want the personal account or the premier account? I couldn't find on how you get money to your paypal account? Do you need to put money into your paypal account or does it just use your regular checking account?
Some Paypal Questions - Ponch - 05-02-2006
It just pulls the money straight out of your checking account for you automatically.
Some Paypal Questions - PoPRC - 05-02-2006
Sign up is Free for the basic and premiere accounts. The only difference between the two is the basic account cannot receive debit or credit card payments. So if your selling something on ebay, the buyer cant pay you with a credit card or debit card unless its a premiere acct. You do not have to have a checking account to have a paypal account. You could open a premiere account and have some one pay you and it would be in your paypal account. You could in turn use that money to buy something. So in essence paypal would become your checking account. Any payments made to the paypal account remain there till you transfer the money to your checking account. You do have to pay a small fee if money is paid into the account.
Some Paypal Questions - UE-Maxx - 05-02-2006
I think I am going to get the personal one. Can I make my personal paypal account before I have my checking account or does it need my account number when I sign up?
Thanks for all the help.
Some Paypal Questions - dirtguy90 - 05-02-2006
how do i pay someone using that if it's not like on ebay or w/e, like he makes me an offer and to use paypal...how do i pay him?
Some Paypal Questions - Ponch - 05-02-2006
Ask him/her for their paypal's adress. It'll look like a normal email, like "[email protected]".
Then just click something like send money and enter that in.
Some Paypal Questions - Traxxas_Junkee - 05-02-2006
Matt you shouldn't just put your E-Mail out in the open like that. LOL JK
Aren't there different fees for paypal too?
Some Paypal Questions - Ponch - 05-02-2006
Yep on any incoming money, they take 3%. If you send money, whoever receives it pays the 3%.
Some Paypal Questions - Tex - 05-02-2006
sellers who accept credit card via paypal get charged 3% if I'm not mistaken. I only buy things using paypal and have never been charged anything.
Some Paypal Questions - Michowski - 05-02-2006
If you recieve money from somebody using paypal you get charged. If you just send money you wont be charged.
Some Paypal Questions - UE-Maxx - 05-02-2006
UE-Maxx Wrote:I think I am going to get the personal one. Can I make my personal paypal account before I have my checking account or does it need my account number when I sign up?
Thanks for all the help.
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Some Paypal Questions - Tex - 05-03-2006
If you sign up for paypal first you can always add your bank account info later at anytime. Either way will work.
Some Paypal Questions - DAVEC-NITRO-RS4 - 05-03-2006
If you have two email addresses you can have two Paypal accounts. One basic and one premier. Only the people who want to pay via credit cards to paypal need to use the premier account addy, and you can add 3% to cover the PP fees, if you desire. Buyers who are transferring funds within Paypal can do so on the other account, and you won't see fees. This is why you see eBay auctions that require bidders to have paypal accounts (you've seen that, right?)...it let's the seller avoid another 3% loss in fees.
You all knew that Paypal is owned by eBay, didn't you?
Some Paypal Questions - PoPRC - 05-03-2006
They are now but not when paypal started it was an independent enterprise. When I joined in 2002 I dont think ebay owned them yet.
Some Paypal Questions - DAVEC-NITRO-RS4 - 05-03-2006
Ebay isn't stupid. They saw another end of the deal they could own, and bought them out. Kinda like owning the portapotty rentals at a chili festival.
Some Paypal Questions - PoPRC - 05-03-2006
DAVEC-NITRO-RS4 Wrote:Ebay isn't stupid. They saw another end of the deal they could own, and bought them out. Kinda like owning the portapotty rentals at a chili festival.
LOL! Bidpay sucked too, more people where using paypal. I wish I would have bought ebay stock way back when before the bubble popped, that and apple stock. When I got married in 1995, my father gave me 2500 bucks as a wedding gift. Apple stock was $8 a share. I had a choice between the apple stock and a used 94 Honda civic, all my friends (PC users) said apple was on its last legs, but I disagreed. Alas, I needed the car more so I bought it. A year later Apple stock was $115 a share. Doh!
Some Paypal Questions - DAVEC-NITRO-RS4 - 05-03-2006
So buy it now and we'll have this discussion again in 2016. It will go up.
Some Paypal Questions - PoPRC - 05-03-2006
I think apple stock is $70 a share and ebay is $35 a share. I dont have the money to do anything significant at those trading prices.
Some Paypal Questions - DAVEC-NITRO-RS4 - 05-03-2006
It's all about percentages, not dollars....look for the yields, not the stock price.
Some Paypal Questions - DAVEC-NITRO-RS4 - 05-03-2006
4200 posts !!! Holy cow, if I got a nickel for every post....I'd be really working cheap!
Some Paypal Questions - PoPRC - 05-03-2006
DAVEC-NITRO-RS4 Wrote:It's all about percentages, not dollars....look for the yields, not the stock price.
I'm aware of the performance, yet still is not a viable investment for me until my wife starts work again, and even then I would invest in mutual funds first.
4200 post-Where do you guys find the time to post this much!?!
Some Paypal Questions - DAVEC-NITRO-RS4 - 05-03-2006
at work.....
Some Paypal Questions - PoPRC - 05-03-2006
I am too, not only that I control all the computers. Its probably that my job is extemely deadline orientated.