Paypal fee

Kaname

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The fee if too expensive and if it reduces a lot more people, would be doing even more transactions. What is the highest paypal fee that you have paid?
 
KuranKaname said:
The fee if too expensive and if it reduces a lot more people, would be doing even more transactions. What is the highest paypal fee that you have paid?


It's secure and it's most trusted way of sending to people in other countries, as far as I know.
There are other means but they are not that popular.
 

Then why don't I pay a fee when I buy something online?
That is, except when webshops impose fees themselves.
 
Someone always pays a fee, pending on the option you choose its either you pay a fee or someone else pays a fee. It is what allows paypal to function as a site.
 
TechnicalSuwako said:
Then why don't I pay a fee when I buy something online?
That is, except when webshops impose fees themselves.

sellers calculate fee too and then send you the total amount for you to pay. so they are paying the fee and you can't see it from your side. if you business account, are you selling anything?
 
yaoifangirl said:
sellers calculate fee too and then send you the total amount for you to pay. so they are paying the fee and you can't see it from your side. if you business account, are you selling anything?

I'm not selling with PayPal, but it's where I receive YouTube ad revenue on every month.
 
TechnicalSuwako said:
Then why don't I pay a fee when I buy something online?
That is, except when webshops impose fees themselves.


Looks like I am late as others already gava you the answer. PayPal fee is quite high.
 
TechnicalSuwako said:
I'm not selling with PayPal, but it's where I receive YouTube ad revenue on every month.

every month is cool. i know people who don't even make a dollar with youtube and it's pitiful to talk to them about their online profits
 
yaoifangirl said:
every month is cool. i know people who don't even make a dollar with youtube and it's pitiful to talk to them about their online profits

Talking about how much you exactly earn is really rude in most parts of the world.
But I'm part of a YouTube network, so my videos automatically show premium tier ads, which means the way ad revenue works for me is very different from how it works for people who monetise directly through YouTube.

And in general, YouTube takes 40% of what you make in total, and only show you the 60% that remains in the analytics.
Then in my case, my network takes another 10% (regular contracts are 60/40, but due to my amount of views, watch minutes, and subscribers, they gave me 90/10 instead) at the moment they pay their partners out.
 
TechnicalSuwako said:
Talking about how much you exactly earn is really rude in most parts of the world.
But I'm part of a YouTube network, so my videos automatically show premium tier ads, which means the way ad revenue works for me is very different from how it works for people who monetise directly through YouTube.

And in general, YouTube takes 40% of what you make in total, and only show you the 60% that remains in the analytics.
Then in my case, my network takes another 10% (regular contracts are 60/40, but due to my amount of views, watch minutes, and subscribers, they gave me 90/10 instead) at the moment they pay their partners out.

i didn't ask you how much you make and my friends agree then with me and that's not being ride to anyone. you should read the posts
 
yaoifangirl said:
i didn't ask you how much you make and my friends agree then with me and that's not being ride to anyone. you should read the posts

Neither I said you were asking me how much I earn.
I don't understand the rest of your post.
 
TechnicalSuwako said:
Neither I said you were asking me how much I earn.
I don't understand the rest of your post.

i type without seeing and i get confused with beside letters. rude turned to ride in my post.


'i didn't ask you how much you make, and my friends trust me and that's not being rude to anyone. you should read the posts'
 
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