Aside from safety, PayPal now offers an even better reason to pay through its service: PayPal Buyer Protection. If you’ve purchased your item through a PayPal-verified seller, you’re covered for your original [more…]
PayPal is a reliable payment service that allows eBay buyers to safely click and pay with a credit card, eCheck, or PayPal balance — directly from eBay — after they’ve won an auction or made a purchase [more…]
When you think of PayPal, you might think of it as just a payment service on eBay, but it’s much, much more. Did you know that PayPal has shops? Yes! It’s another place to sell your wares online. [more…]
Joining PayPal shops lets you sell your merchandise directly through PayPal. This is a great opportunity to expand your customer base, buy you need to meet the requirements of the application process. [more…]
If you're selling something on your Web site and accepting payment through PayPal, you can easily add a PayPal button to your site. First, log on to the PayPal Web site and then follow these steps to create [more…]
In order to pay someone from your PayPal account, you have to get the money into your PayPal account. You have several ways to fund the money you send to another party through PayPal, including instant [more…]
As a buyer who pays for eBay items through PayPal, you can be covered against fraud under the PayPal Buyer Protection plan. The maximum level of coverage varies from [more…]
The PayPal Protection plan covers eBay sellers as well as buyers. As a seller, you have some protection against unwarranted claims made on your eBay sales; it’s called [more…]
Good recordkeeping is important for an eBay seller. That’s why PayPal allows you to download records of your buying and selling activity, in either a monthly or quarterly format. [more…]
If you're making a lot of money from eBay, you'll want to keep records of your transactions. Even if you don't really need them, Uncle Sam surely will. If you have a PayPal account, you can download your [more…]
When you buy something in a store, you need to check out to pay. eBay isn’t much different. eBay’s checkout is a convenient way to pay for your completed auction or Buy it Now sale with a credit card or [more…]
The Outlook Payment Request Wizard lets you to send a PayPal request to a customer through e-mail. After you follow the preceding link and download and install the wizard, you’ll see a new option at the [more…]
If you want to be an eBay seller and you aren’t registered with PayPal yet (what’s holding you up?), eBay provides a convenient link on your My eBay All Selling page in the Selling links area. To register [more…]
Once you’ve completed an eBay auction or sale, notified the winner, and sent off an invoice, it’s time to get paid for your item. eBay and PayPal work in concert to offer several tools to notify you when [more…]
By using PayPal, an eBay seller can streamline the buyer’s shopping experience, making it simple to buy, click, and pay. Along with all the timesaving tools PayPal supplies for the seller, they now offer [more…]
By using PayPal, an eBay seller can streamline the buyer’s shopping experience, making it simple to buy, click, and pay. Along with all the timesaving tools PayPal supplies for the seller, they now offer [more…]
People around the world know that PayPal is a service that helps people transfer money online. And crooks try to make use of PayPal’s instantly recognizable name in an effort to scam money from unsuspecting [more…]
If you have a personal PayPal account you use to send or receive money online, you generally pay nothing to manage your account unless you’re converting foreign currency. If you’re a merchant who receives [more…]
If you use PayPal just to pay for things online, you’ll probably never run into error codes. However, if you’re a merchant accepting payments through PayPal, you may want to familiarize yourself with the [more…]
PayPal may be the world’s most recognized online payment service. Knowing what it costs to use the service (usually nothing if you’re a buyer; a small percentage if you’re a merchant) and the error messages [more…]