does someone no of something different then paypay for selling and buying items,paypal is to much money 30 cents and 2.9 percent is a little to high for each item sold.Or is paypal all there is?
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does someone no of something different then paypay for selling and buying items,paypal is to much money 30 cents and 2.9 percent is a little to high for each item sold.Or is paypal all there is?
Google Wallet is the only other option I am aware of. But they also have fees and Paypal definitely has the advantage in terms of the sheer number of people with accounts. Plus, I think in order to use Google Wallet, you have to set up an online store. I don't think you can send payment to an email address like you can with paypal (I could be wrong). Here is their fee structure:
http://support.google.com/checkout/s...n&answer=89800
If you have a Discover Credit card they have something called Money Messenger that lets you send $$$ to an email address or phone number. It will charge your Discover credit card.
I know that some banks and credit unions allow you to transfer money without fees, as long as both parties have accounts. But that isn't a realistic option for most people.
Unfortunately there aren't a lot of options for processing money transactions without fees. The companies have to make money somehow, otherwise they wouldn't be in business.
really??? 30 cents per action and less than 3% of the transaction cost is too much for you??
duwal can you not read? Not like its any of your busn but you dont no what i am selling.The only reason i make any money is because i sell ALOT.most of my auctions only sell around a $1 to 5$.So if i sell an item for a 1$ for those of you like duwal who cant read and probally dont no math. With ebay fee's and paypal ya i make a couple cents.But i have over $100 in my paypal :).I want to save and make money so what.
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Originally Posted by MOTORCITY
not only did I read what you said, I also copied it in my response. Furthermore, you stated it in a public message board forum which in turn means that it is not just mine but everyone's business.