PAYPAL FEES CHARGED ON POSTAGE - an absurdity which assures paypal profits
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I just sold an item for 99 cents. Paypal charged me 62 cents to receive the payment from my buyer. Won't do that again!
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Why in the world people list things for 99 cents is beyond me - there is no way you can make money doing it unless you deal in high volume.
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And OF COURSE they're going to charge fees on postage - it costs the same amount of money to move a payment around, whether it goes to a seller or the Post Office.
Duh.
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I sold a saw on eBay. The buyer paid the full amount, but paypal took $12.68 what's up with that? I did read something about shipping labels I didn't not use that feature I made my own.... In that case I will not use paypal again.Can anyone please explain this!
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Payment services (PayPal, Paymate, Moneybookers, etc) and merchant account providers calculate their fees based on the total amount sent.

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