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 furkidmom
 
posted on December 31, 2000 08:56:06 PM new
When people pay for an auction by using PayPal, and they lump everything together, the winning bid, the s/h and insurance, Paypal takes a % of the total right? When the winners do it individually, listing winning bid, then s/h, then insurance, does PayPal then take the % from only the winning bid? Some of my winners lump it together and I think PayPal is taking a % of the total, so they are also getting money from my s/h and insurance costs as well! If this is the case, then I am going to call payPal on Tuesday with completed auctions in hand from the day they started charging, and get some refunds!

 
 borgt
 
posted on December 31, 2000 09:09:40 PM new
They take their cut off the total, whether it's seperated or lumped together. Makes no difference.

 
 dman3
 
posted on December 31, 2000 09:22:35 PM new
The fee is charge on the total includeing shipping insurance the whole payment.

Even if you used your own merchant account your fee would be based on the total payment not just sales price.

http://www.Dman-N-Company.com
 
 furkidmom
 
posted on December 31, 2000 09:50:53 PM new
Well thats crappy.....

 
 HartCottageQuilts
 
posted on January 1, 2001 05:32:04 AM new
Uh, Paypal's not like ebay, charging you only for the high bid on the auction. Paypal charges you for however much money you transfer. What's so "crappy" about that? Do you think it's any different for your local Mom's Anteeks when you use your Visa to buy something and have to pay sales tax?

 
 chasd7
 
posted on January 1, 2001 06:28:15 AM new
NOW YOU'VE GOT ME UPSET!!!
How come it costs more to xfer $100.00 than
it does 10.00?

1937 model; gonna hang up my fox tail

 
 imabrit
 
posted on January 1, 2001 06:51:42 AM new
chasd7

Simple math illustrate this way.

10% of 10.00 is 1.00
10% of 100.00 is 10.00

So the greater the amount the higher the
cost you get.

Simple math

Adrian

 
 chasd7
 
posted on January 1, 2001 07:31:11 AM new
I can mail a ten dollar check for the same
stamp as a hundred dollar check.
Was my point. I was being (I can't spell
facetious)

 
 SEABHS
 
posted on January 1, 2001 07:51:32 AM new
well congradulations, I guess you can mail it but postage is going UP!

 
 furkidmom
 
posted on January 1, 2001 08:19:44 AM new
Everyones sales down or is it just let's ring in the New ear by being crabby. I just made a statement...I think its crappy...not wrong...just crappy... Lighten upppppp!

 
 HartCottageQuilts
 
posted on January 1, 2001 12:05:59 PM new
But why do you think it's "crappy"? I don't get your reasoning. Why do you think the high bid $ on an item should be treated any differently by Paypal than e.g. the shipping charge?

And actually, my net is up about 75% over last WEEK, and my hits are up almost 300%. Please try to remember who's complaining here.

 
 furkidmom
 
posted on January 1, 2001 12:46:07 PM new
Well HCQ Congrats on your hits and sales. Mine are great too, thank goodness. Now as to why I think it is crappy. I think the amount they charge us on the amount of the high bid is ok, but why should they take a part of what goes to the Post office and make us pay a % on that too? Now it isn't going to change, I realize that, and I guess if we all had our druthers, we would rather it wasn't that way, right? Now let's find something to reallyget mad about, and pick apart, k?

 
 
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