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The turn £100.00 into £10.000.00+ by the end of 2010 official thread
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Has anyone found that not accepting paypal hinders the chances of items being sold on ebay? Im debating whether to sign up with them because of the costs involved, what do you rekon?
I believe eBay insist you accept Paypal as one of your methods of payment, so its a must if your gonna be selling on eBay!Slimming World Member - Started 05/02/150 -
Savvybunny2009 wrote: »Just wanted top say a quick thank you for all who have added me on Dooyoo, im Savvybunny2009 (really original I know lol) if you were wondering who added you, just trying to catch up with rating reveiws so don't panic I should have caught up by this evening.
Well done to everyone who has already made money this year, looks like we are starting brilliantly.
Has anyone found that not accepting paypal hinders the chances of items being sold on ebay? Im debating whether to sign up with them because of the costs involved, what do you rekon?
Oh and Happy New Year everyone !!
Hi Savvybunny2009,
Don't think you've any choice on Ebay about Paypal, :eek::eek::eek:the buyer has no protection if they don't pay thro Paypal:mad::mad::mad:, if I'm wrong somebody else more knowledgablwe will come along & correct me.0 -
Yeah you definately need paypal for ebay
xSlimming World: 1stone 11lbs lost in 11 weeks0 -
I am wondering about setting up a paypal account so i can use it for my survey payouts etc and then use that to cover ebay fees etc and start selling....is there anything you need to know about when it comes to paypal? I looked on their site and almost signed up but thought id better ask on here first. anyone know of a thread about it? hidden charges? etc etc thanks in advance xcamp 12=£443 13=£425 14=£277 15=£474 16=£492 17=£438 18=£437 1=£319 2=£153:o 3=£220 :jSALES LEADER:j4=£202 5=£191 6=£167 7=£193 8=£216 9=£211
sealed pot challenge no:824
dooyoo £20 = SMASHED!0 -
I am wondering about setting up a paypal account so i can use it for my survey payouts etc and then use that to cover ebay fees etc and start selling....is there anything you need to know about when it comes to paypal? I looked on their site and almost signed up but thought id better ask on here first. anyone know of a thread about it? hidden charges? etc etc thanks in advance x
Hi,
Depending on the type of PAYPAL account you may find you have to pay to receive money into it :mad::mad::mad::mad: I do pinecone research but don't have payment into paypal as it costs me & they only pay a few quid for the surveys. I take papypal for Fleabay as I have no choice:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: as is the case with most people.:mad::mad::mad:0 -
I have had 10 ratings of my reviews but not got dooyoo miles for each rating, does anyone know whats this about? CheersMake £10k in 2010 Challenge: £19.70/£10,000 : Items to sell = £54.61150 NSD in 2010 Challenge: 8/150"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose"0
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Hi
I'd like to take this challenge! I don't actually have a spare £100 right now, but will be trying to make £1000 from £10. I am moving and my loft is rammed, yet I haven't used most of the stuff for the 3 years plus I have lived here :rolleyes: so am figuring that will be a good place to start......once I've got rid of some of that I will hopefully have some capital to then get stuck in properly. I am going to break it down in my diary to make £20 per week and keep a tally each week of whether I am up/down.
Great thread....looking forward to the challenge!
SGSealed pot 3 challenge number 10080 -
meandmaboy wrote: »Hi,
Depending on the type of PAYPAL account you may find you have to pay to receive money into it :mad::mad::mad::mad: I do pinecone research but don't have payment into paypal as it costs me & they only pay a few quid for the surveys. I take papypal for Fleabay as I have no choice:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: as is the case with most people.:mad::mad::mad:
Same with Topcashback and HarrisPoll.
Can't remember if Lightspeed are sent as payments (which you have to pay for.)
I know that Quidco used to be, but can't say if they are now.
For the person who asked: Ebay does require paypal, and if you refuse you will probably be reported and your account closed.
You will sell so much more if you take it anyway.
Just always post to the address that shows on paypal, get a certificate of postage, and anything over £39 make sure you send via something more than normal post (Special Delivery or courier).
Paypal is pretty easy if you are just getting paid from cashback/surveys etc.
Although, as I said, make sure you lift your limits. (It will explain how to do this)
Forgot to say, this might be handy for some on here: http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2169871 (although the ebay guide linked to is out of date in some areas)This is my opinion. There are many others like it but this is mine:kisses2: Fiancee of the "lovely" DaveAshton :kisses2:I am a professional ebay seller. I work hard at my job, I love my job, if you think it's silly that's your problem not mine.0 -
moneymakestheworldgoround wrote: »oooh, lots of new joiners - this is going to be great !:jWell done to everyone joining - I've found
skintbint - the lady at our local car boot makes £1000 each Sunday on selling cupcakes and slices of fudge cake etc.. So I think your idea is FANTASTIC !!!I am somebody. I am me. I like being me. And I need nobody to make me somebody! Louis L'Amour0 -
TurkishDelight wrote: »Can't remember if Lightspeed are sent as payments (which you have to pay for.)
I know that Quidco used to be, but can't say if they are now.
Lightspeed payments are sent as gifts too. Quidco normally pays into my bank account. So I normally receive the full amount.0
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