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credit cards and paypal
cjcooper
Posts: 263 Forumite
in Credit cards
quick question.
if i set up m,y credit card to be able to pay for things through paypal. does this translate back to the card company as a payment of cash? therefore getting stung for a cash transaction fee? or will it be viewed as buying goods therefore at my current rate of 0%
if i set up m,y credit card to be able to pay for things through paypal. does this translate back to the card company as a payment of cash? therefore getting stung for a cash transaction fee? or will it be viewed as buying goods therefore at my current rate of 0%
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quick question.
if i set up m,y credit card to be able to pay for things through paypal. does this translate back to the card company as a payment of cash? therefore getting stung for a cash transaction fee? or will it be viewed as buying goods therefore at my current rate of 0%
It wont be seen as cash, however Paypal Charge 3.4% credit card fee0 -
:mad: Don't you just love Paypal?0
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poker_face wrote: »It wont be seen as cash, however Paypal Charge 3.4% credit card fee
For purchases? When did this start?0 -
poker_face wrote: »It wont be seen as cash, however Paypal Charge 3.4% credit card fee
Since when? I regularly pay for items purchased on ebay using my credit card & I have never been charged a fee for doing so.0 -
I think the dood who said "3.4% credit card fee" is referring to traders ACCEPTING payments via Paypal (merchant fee). I've never payed a fee for purchases with my CC company or Paypal.I used to have a signature but it disappeared and I just couldn't be bothered writing another, so please feel free to ignore this.0
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