please can someone show me how to get all of my paypal fees
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Hello all,
I am new to paypal and ebay and am really struggling to get to grips with my accounts. Can anyone tell me if there is a way of viewing all of my paypal fees to date as opposed to me trawling through every transaction and missing an odd paypal fee out here and there. It is driving me mad and I spending soooooooo much time on it. I can't afford to pay an accountant, so I would be most grateful for any genius to help me find this answer if possible. Also, if anyone can give me any tips as to how I can keep my ebay and paypal accounts in good order, I'd be ever so grateful to you.
Many Thanks
Kind Regards
Bezalel

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Hi there Bezalel,
If you go to your PayPal account and then press the 'History' icon, you will see all of your recent PayPal transactions. If you then click the 'All Activity with Balance' icon, you will see a breakdown of all your recent PayPal transactions. You should see the amount you have received from each buyer and also the amount that was credited to your PayPal account after the payment fee was charged by PayPal.
The only thing that you need to keep in mind if you are reviewing your PayPal account history is that you can only search for a maximum amount of 3 months at any time. For example, you can view your transactions from the 1st of July to the 30th of September.
I hope this information helps
David.

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