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Paypal Fee Calculator

studentdave
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Hey
I came across this great site, so I thought I'd post it
It calculates your fees on paypal
On default, the currency is in $'s but can changed to £'s
Very handly tool!
Can help to budget more accurately
Note: Does not include ebay listing fees
http://www.ppcalc.com/
I came across this great site, so I thought I'd post it
It calculates your fees on paypal
On default, the currency is in $'s but can changed to £'s
Very handly tool!
Can help to budget more accurately
Note: Does not include ebay listing fees
http://www.ppcalc.com/
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nice find, thanks
does anyone have similar for ebay fees?0 -
Yeap
Check this one out from ebay
http://pages.ebay.co.uk/calculator/advanced.html
Note: ebay charge you a listing fee, then a Final Value fee based on how much your item is sold for. Then paypal charge you a fee and if your item is sold below £50 they charge you to transfer fee if you wish to transfer funds to a bank account
Some might say this is unfair play as ebay and paypal are one organisation which charges you so many fees that rip through your profit margins0 -
wow
thanks for this student dave, i have always tried to work out the paypal fees but always takes me along time!
i personally think these paypal fees are too high!
and i cant believe that if you have under £50 in your paypal account they charge you 25p to transfer it into your bank
how come its always free in the usa, us british pay for everything!!0 -
:T Nice findOne day I might be more organised...........
GC: £200
Slinkies target 2018 - another 70lb off (half way to what the NHS says) so far 25lb0 -
Hi,
Another eBay/Paypal calculator that may help is: ecal online calculator.
I got it from this tools page a while back - both are pretty handy.
HTH0 -
Thank you for that very handy tool - i have saved it and hope it will come in handy in the future.~~~~~~~~~~~~:kisses3: "In Raising Your Children;" :kisses3:"Spend Half As Much Money n Twice As Much Time."0
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I use this one:
https://www.qicture.com/calculator.html
It not only calulates the fees, but the profit too.0 -
I just use a calculator0
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I use this one as it does the auction fees plus Paypal fees http://www.ebaycalculator.co.uk/
There's also a free downloadable Excel version which I use more now.
After working out what Ebay take on listing/final value fees on an item that didn't climb higher than it's 99p start price PLUS the cost of receiving the payment and actual £3.50 shipping cost via Paypal it makes me wonder sometimes why I bother and have started giving stuff away on Freecycle instead. Less hassle and far happier customers."A nation of plenty so concerned with gain" - Isley Brothers - Harvest for the World0
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