Seems a waste to get a merchant account for selling an accurate scale kit that nobody is interested in.
Originally posted by Gus
Well, no matter what we did, we couldn't get PayPal to stop treating every transaction as a debit card sale. Kept overdrawing the account, and having to pay "bad check" fees.
Originally posted by sandman
I got one...sandman
Originally posted by Gus
I discovered a number of problems with PayPal from the seller's end as well. PayPal opperates essentially as an unregulated bank. There just aren't any rules yet dealing with what they do. I read a number of reports of vendors who were notified that their accounts were "frozen" because of a customer complaint. They were then unable to access what, in some cases, was a sizeable amount of their cash in those accounts. Some reported months of effort trying to free up their funds. So if you're planning to be a vendor who uses PayPal, I'd make sure you sweep the account into a non PayPal account often to avoid this problem. [/B]
Originally posted by Juaru
As an Ebay Power Seller, it is basically impossible for me to NOT take paypal.
John (not Jon) Arthur
www.JonRocket.com
Originally posted by Mack
Powerseller? Are ya sure? powersllers usually have a powerseller logo out by their name. Just wondering...
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