OpinionatedOakley
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I'm 15 and 1 in dispute combat. And 1! I'm still bitter about that....tactical error on my part.
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I know their policies can be annoying and I know people hate paying their fees but it is a convenient and easy way to send money and receive money. I have never understood though why people think they should not be charged to use their services. I have no problems with Paypal.
I know their policies can be annoying and I know people hate paying their fees but it is a convenient and easy way to send money and receive money. I have never understood though why people think they should not be charged to use their services. I have no problems with Paypal.
Until there is a bigger dog out there to come up with a similar system, it won't matter. Paypal has it pinned down pretty well.
Maybe I missed it, but who has said they shouldn't be charged? Of course you should be charged, but it's the amount and way you're charged that is the problem. As an example, if I sell something and get a payment from the buyer via PayPal £100, PayPal will charge me £5. If I get a payment of £200 PayPal will charge me £10. Why? What extra did they do for the extra £5 charge? The process of taking the money from the buyer and passing it on to me is exactly the same, no matter the amount, so why the extra cost?
Can we do anything though?
Maybe I missed it, but who has said they shouldn't be charged? Of course you should be charged, but it's the amount and way you're charged that is the problem. As an example, if I sell something and get a payment from the buyer via PayPal £100, PayPal will charge me £5. If I get a payment of £200 PayPal will charge me £10. Why? What extra did they do for the extra £5 charge? The process of taking the money from the buyer and passing it on to me is exactly the same, no matter the amount, so why the extra cost?
Nobody has mentioned it in this thread but it has been brought up in several other discussions.
lol, yep... I knew this would get some great comments.
Me: They are taking money from my checking account even though I am clearly asking it to be taken from my available funds on the Paypal account. I caught them 3 times in one week and I have proof that they are doing this without my consent. I have also noticed that they are "billing me after delivery' when I clearly try to take money directly from my account to pay for items right away.
Something needs to be done, this has got to be illegal.