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I frankly love Paypal and if your account is set up right there are ZERO fees for buyer or seller when using the "gift" option. I recently discovered that there are ZERO fees for either party if you use the "services" option.
Sure makes payment either way very very easy and quick. seems like stealing to me.
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I frankly love Paypal and if your account is set up right there are ZERO fees for buyer or seller when using the "gift" option. I recently discovered that there are ZERO fees for either party if you use the "services" option.
Sure makes payment either way very very easy and quick. seems like stealing to me. Not if you're paying for services or gifting the money. Paypal makes the rules not me.
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Refunds through PP also don't cost a thing.
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I frankly love Paypal and if your account is set up right there are ZERO fees for buyer or seller when using the "gift" option. I recently discovered that there are ZERO fees for either party if you use the "services" option.
Sure makes payment either way very very easy and quick. I used the gift option, and rather than taking the 3% surcharge from the recipient of my money, PayPal pulled the 3% out of MY account. There ain't no free rides.
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Set up your account right and there are no fees taken out on either end. I haven't had a single cent of fees taken out any time I used the gift or services options. Get yourself the Paypal Smart Connect card and all those fees go away.
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Recently I have been receiving my neighbors mail and my neighbors have been receiving my mail. I'm actually getting stuff for the same street number but wrong street lately. Funny that I see this post as I'm going to the Post Office today to raise hell about this. I had a substantial check get delivered to the wrong address and it took me 2 weeks to get it from a neighbor. It's not out of the realm of possibility that Matt sent the check and the USPS screwed up. I can see why both guys are pissed but maybe they can hug it out and lead us all in a rendition of kumbya
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No Pay Pal for me, no sir
I got banned on another web site for a debate that happened on this site. That's a first
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No Pay Pal for me, no sir
...Why? Because they are Anti-gun? Please elaborate.
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Actually it's funny as Hell as we had been training to fight in the Desert for eleven years before the conflict started in 1990.
Hell, I trained in the desert to go to VietNam. Ft. Bliss, Texas does not have much jungle. miles
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No Pay Pal for me, no sir
...Why? Because they are Anti-gun? Please elaborate. That's why I try to avoid them if at all possible. Them and ebay too.
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No Pay Pal for me, no sir
...Why? Because they are Anti-gun? Please elaborate.
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Re: Firearm policy...
Feb-02-201104:42 PM
I read the policy today to determine whether I could sell a barrel using PayPal.
I'm a tax attorney and I get paid to interpret complicated statutes, regulations, court cases, etc.
Anyway...the policy appears to be intentionally written to be ambiguous and confusing.
PayPal would have no more legal liability than would my credit card company or UPS for shipping it.
Obviously it is just a political statement. Personally, I find it repugnant that PayPal has a problem with a perfectly legal transaction just because it doesn't square with their political beliefs. GPal (from google) doesn't have a problem with it, so I'm going to use them and I encourage others to do the same.
https://www.paypal-community.com/t5/eBay-and-PayPal/Firearm-policy/td-p/105446
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Anybody want to look up the numbers on the refund I sent Friday afternoon. They are in the pictures I took and posted.
Or maybe take a WAG as to what happened?
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Magnumdood wrote: "I used the gift option, and rather than taking the 3% surcharge from the recipient of my money, PayPal pulled the 3% out of MY account. There ain't no free rides"
If you use the gift option and either have $$ in your paypal account or are linked to a bank account and backed by a credit card, there are NEVER any fees to use this service (gift). But you have to set it up correctly to avoid the fees.
So yes, there IS a free ride. You just have to know how to hitch-hike ha ha!
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Magnumdood wrote: "I used the gift option, and rather than taking the 3% surcharge from the recipient of my money, PayPal pulled the 3% out of MY account. There ain't no free rides"
If you use the gift option and either have $$ in your paypal account or are linked to a bank account and backed by a credit card, there are NEVER any fees to use this service (gift). But you have to set it up correctly to avoid the fees.
So yes, there IS a free ride. You just have to know how to hitch-hike ha ha! I have used this once or twice. Business 101 tells us that if a few gun guys have figured out a loop hole so that PayPal makes no money for providing a service that costs them money to provide, that PayPal will not allow this loop hole to last for very long. Just saying.
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It's lasted a long time already but I agree that Paypal cannot continue this in perpetuity.
It isn't just gun guys who use the gift option either.
You get no protection from PP using gift so maybe it isn't very costly for them.
PP services also is a no fee service if your account is set up correctly.
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Please let this thread be a lesson to all noob trolls. My favorite quote of the entire thread!
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Anybody want to look up the numbers on the refund I sent Friday afternoon. They are in the pictures I took and posted.
Or maybe take a WAG as to what happened? Notice Left (No Authorized Recipient Available) Bummer.
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Anybody want to look up the numbers on the refund I sent Friday afternoon. They are in the pictures I took and posted.
Or maybe take a WAG as to what happened? Notice Left (No Authorized Recipient Available) Bummer. He should have stayed home from work so he could be there for his $65.
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He had me send it to a PO Box......
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He had me send it to a PO Box...... I don't know about the original poster, but for some of us a PO Box is the ONLY address at which we can receive mail.
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