lilreddevil KD35 Feedback - 99.6% 242 1 0 Jan 29, 2012 #1 Just wondering if there are any instances where paying by 'paypal gift' still results in fees? I've just been dealing with a new member and when they're trying to pay by gift, the fees are just paid by them? A little insight anyone?
Just wondering if there are any instances where paying by 'paypal gift' still results in fees? I've just been dealing with a new member and when they're trying to pay by gift, the fees are just paid by them? A little insight anyone?
anakinleo OzCardTrader Feedback - 100% 706 0 0 Jan 29, 2012 #2 Some users have been accepting too much paypal as gift and therefore paypal deems that as regular business and I will charge a fee to the recipient another instance is that you pay by credit card.
Some users have been accepting too much paypal as gift and therefore paypal deems that as regular business and I will charge a fee to the recipient another instance is that you pay by credit card.
matty83 #gocrows Feedback - 100% 167 0 0 Jan 29, 2012 #3 Depends if if comes out of thier "paypal funds" or "bank account" or "credit card" Paypal funds = no fee Bank account = no fee Credit card = fee Paypal funds + bank account = no fee (i think) Paypal funds + credit card = fee hope this helps
Depends if if comes out of thier "paypal funds" or "bank account" or "credit card" Paypal funds = no fee Bank account = no fee Credit card = fee Paypal funds + bank account = no fee (i think) Paypal funds + credit card = fee hope this helps
hairyangryfella Tag Team Quads 93/94 Feedback - 100% 102 0 0 Jan 30, 2012 #4 Also as far as I'm aware some European countries apparently can't, or when they do it still charges like a purchase.
Also as far as I'm aware some European countries apparently can't, or when they do it still charges like a purchase.
