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PayPal fees for selling a van?

snax
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Any paypal/ebay experts clarify exactly how much paypal fees a seller will be charged to accept a payment of £1200 .
Buyer will use a credit card to pay through paypal.
[no scam or danger here .... all above board and safe
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Is it the usual 3.4% +20p or are there different fees for ebay motors?
tia
Buyer will use a credit card to pay through paypal.
[no scam or danger here .... all above board and safe

Is it the usual 3.4% +20p or are there different fees for ebay motors?
tia
Learn to laugh at yourself ... everyone else has:rotfl:
Regards
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Regards
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paypal on a van is a big no no!0
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don't do it you will be leaving yourself wide open for a paypal reversal. The buyer will have your van and the money.
insist on cash or a bank or building society cheque on collection0 -
[no scam or danger here .... all above board and safe
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Don't panic folks.... like I said, it is all above suspicion .... buyer is related to wifes family and I have known him for years.
He's offered to pay Paypal fees if I let him use CC via paypal, but not being a regular on ebay I would want to quote the correct figure ... so .........
Anybody know how much fees are attached to a £1200 selling price.
thanks for all the concern - if it was a normal punter then no probs ... cash or bank draft [I'm not that daft :rolleyes:]Learn to laugh at yourself ... everyone else has:rotfl:
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Don't panic folks
.... like I said, it is all above suspicion .... buyer is related to wifes family and I have known him for years.
He's offered to pay Paypal fees if I let him use CC via paypal, but not being a regular on ebay I would want to quote the correct figure ... so .........
Anybody know how much fees are attached to a £1200 selling price.
thanks for all the concern - if it was a normal punter then no probs ... cash or bank draft [I'm not that daft :rolleyes:]
Can't he give you a CC cheque so you don't get hit by fees?"Love you Dave Brooker! x"
"i sent a letter headded sales of god act 1979"0 -
What's a CC cheque? - new one on me
Anyway, as far as I can work out it should be £1200 + 3.4%[ £40.80 +20p] =£1241 in total ?
Anybody knows different let me know:D
tiaLearn to laugh at yourself ... everyone else has:rotfl:
Regards
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a cc cheque is a credit card cheque
he will need to pay you £1242.44 for you to receive £1200
http://www.rolbe.com/paypal.htm0 -
a cc cheque is a credit card cheque
he will need to pay you £1242.44 for you to receive £1200
http://www.rolbe.com/paypal.htm
Fantastic pinkgem - just what I was searching for .... I can send him the link and let him see for himself.
I'll mention the cheque thing to him and see what he says - either way it's his money
There's defo no funny paypal ripoff fee to pay with ebay motors though is there?
thanks againLearn to laugh at yourself ... everyone else has:rotfl:
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I believe a CC chq will be cheaper as they charge around 3% so it would cost £36 in charges.He only has to ask his CC supplier for a few chqs.Could even be less.TO FINISH LAST, FIRST YOU HAVE TO FINISH....0
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