This isn't how the email read. How certain are we that Paypal will not be keeping the larger portion of the fees they receive? E.g.... Let's say a domestic US customer pays a US vendor $100 for a product. Paypal keeps $0.30 plus $3 (3%) of the money -- $3.30, and sends us $96.70. Then let's say, with the current policy, the customer requests a refund, we give back $96.70, and paypal gives the customer back $3.30, refunding their $100. Then neither paypal nor we receive anything, or, are "out" anything. The email about the new policy I received "feels" or reads as if we would be refunding $100, and paypal would keep $3.30. Is that an inaccurate reading? I.e., if the only change is that I'll now be incurring $0.30 even on refunded transactions, then... this really isn't that big a deal. Which is it? Thanks, alt321
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