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A contact in London sent me money to get one of my photos printed and mailed to him. (I'm in the north of Ireland). I agreed to do this without profit (as I do) and asked him to send the Photobox charge (£6.48) via PayPal.
Paypal took a fee of £0.49 when sending money is supposed to be free.
Any idea why?
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Sending money is only free IF its a personal payment ie friends/family and they select that option when they pay AND they fund it from their bank account (if its a credit card then they pay a fee).
If it was sent as goods/services then you would pay a fee.
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Sending money is only free IF its a personal payment ie friends/family and they select that option when they pay AND they fund it from their bank account (if its a credit card then they pay a fee).
If it was sent as goods/services then you would pay a fee.
Advice is voluntary.
Kudos / Solution appreciated.
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Thanks very much - I will remind people in future to send money as a personal payment.
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