quiero comprar un floyd edge, y le envie al tio un correo, tiene lo que necesito pero le pregunte si podia pagarle por pay pal y vean lo que me contesto.
Paypal file - if you have a Paypal account
I have a personal account so I cannot recieve any payment funded by credit or ATM cards, the cash must be in your Paypal account or your account linked to withdraw the funds from your bank account, it must not be linked using a debit card or ATM card, all cards are treated the same.. If the funds are processed from your bank and you are not a Confirmend Paypal member account I will get an "Uncleared" e-check notice from Paypal, the payment will not be cleared for 5 - 10 days and is not guaranteed by Paypal, therefore a $100 limit is placed on e-check payments for shipping before I recieve the cleared check notice. Paypal was a great service when it first started, basically they just suck now if you're not spending cash that's already in your account. Check www.paypalsucks.com sometime.
Asi que pay pal sucks? alguien que me explique que estoy algo perdido.
Pay pal apesta?
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Es más bien lo que dice Pepejara, muchos vendedores estan dejando el sistema de Paypal por las altas comisiones, Paypal se está dando cuenta y cuando abres tu cuenta la primera noticia desde hace tiempo es que te aconsejan no cobrar comisiones por su uso al comprador. Esto es porque muchos saben que es una forma rápida de cobrar pero te ponen de condición que les pagues un extra ( varía hasta un 7,5% ) y acceden sin ningun tipo de problemas a que les pagues así. Prueba y diles que les pagas un plus ( funciona, a mí al menos me ha servido en alguna ocasión ).
De todos modos hay mucho en las comisiones de Paypal, cada vez hay más quejas, creo que ahora también cargan un porcentaje al comprador, no sólo al vendedor. Prueba ver si es tienda a pagar directamente con tu tarjeta. Y si no, busca otro que sguro que lo hay.
Un saludo
De todos modos hay mucho en las comisiones de Paypal, cada vez hay más quejas, creo que ahora también cargan un porcentaje al comprador, no sólo al vendedor. Prueba ver si es tienda a pagar directamente con tu tarjeta. Y si no, busca otro que sguro que lo hay.
Un saludo
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Si , la comisión oficial es esa, pero hay gente que te dice que quiere más por usar ese sitema, especialmente Alemanes e Italianos que son reacios a usar Paypal. En estados unidos los son los de fuera si no tienes muy buen feedback, ya que ellos no cobran hasta al menos un mes despues de la transacción, esto se está convirtiendo en una norma con los particulares.
Ebay especifica que no se puede cobrar este tipo de cantidades, son motivo para anular una transacción ( el cobro excesivo de envíos y gastos de manipulación ) pero hay veces que son tales los chollos que pasamos por alto todo esto.
Yo sigo prefierindo el pago mediante Visa a Paypal, ya que stos no te cubren por más de 500 € creo recordar.
Un saludo
Ebay especifica que no se puede cobrar este tipo de cantidades, son motivo para anular una transacción ( el cobro excesivo de envíos y gastos de manipulación ) pero hay veces que son tales los chollos que pasamos por alto todo esto.
Yo sigo prefierindo el pago mediante Visa a Paypal, ya que stos no te cubren por más de 500 € creo recordar.
Un saludo
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[quote="Pedro Vecino":1ykdr9ha]Una pregunta sobre los pagos a través de Paypal: ¿Es posible deshacer un pago hecho por Paypal? Si es así, ¿en qué espacio de tiempo es posible hacerlo?. Lo digo por lo que se expone quien vende aceptando este tipo de pago... Gracias[/quote:1ykdr9ha]
En Paypal no lo sé seguro, pero como al final es una tarjeta de crédito, puedes pedirle a tu banco que retire cualquier pago que hayas hecho con un máximo de 15 días. Al menos creo que es así por ley...
En Paypal no lo sé seguro, pero como al final es una tarjeta de crédito, puedes pedirle a tu banco que retire cualquier pago que hayas hecho con un máximo de 15 días. Al menos creo que es así por ley...
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Así es,paypal no es más que un intermediario y por lo tanto sujeto a las normas nacionales e internacionales sobre la transacciones comerciales. En algunos casos pueden llegar a reclamarse anulaciones meses mas tarde de la compra y lo peor para el vendedor es que el comprador no tiene más que alegar, por ejemplo,que el artículo es defectuoso o no se ajusta a lo acordado.
No obstante yo veo una garantía mayor a pagar con paypal que con la tarjeta de crédito en un restaurante, por ejemplo y no digamos para el vendedor al que le pueden dar el palo y se lo dan continuamente, por eso funciona paypal. En el caso de una devolución de cargo, no obstante, el dinero se lo devuelve al comprador paypal y luego le reclama al vendedor que deberá aportar las pruebas que tenga para rebartir los argumentos del comprador.
En cuanto a las comisiones, contra el vicio de pedir está el de no dar.
Pero en todo caso lo que le cobran al vendedor es un fijo de céntimos mas un porcentaje que en ningún caso llega al 4%.
Un saludo
No obstante yo veo una garantía mayor a pagar con paypal que con la tarjeta de crédito en un restaurante, por ejemplo y no digamos para el vendedor al que le pueden dar el palo y se lo dan continuamente, por eso funciona paypal. En el caso de una devolución de cargo, no obstante, el dinero se lo devuelve al comprador paypal y luego le reclama al vendedor que deberá aportar las pruebas que tenga para rebartir los argumentos del comprador.
En cuanto a las comisiones, contra el vicio de pedir está el de no dar.
Pero en todo caso lo que le cobran al vendedor es un fijo de céntimos mas un porcentaje que en ningún caso llega al 4%.Un saludo
Por ejemplo en estos casos pierdes dinero y lo que vendes no?
I sold a laptop on ebay, the transaction went through PayPal. The buyer files a complaint and they ruled on his behalf, but the buyer never sent my laptop back to me and they didn't make him, so I am out of $210 dollars and my laptop. PayPal isn't trying to do anything about it, help us bring em down.
Y en otro caso como este, suponiendo que proveas el tracking number que pasara?
Hello everyone,
I completed a transaction on a non Ebay auction site back in October of 2005 for $1,118.00 where Paypal was used by my buyer to send me the appropriate funds. Once I was notified by Paypal that the funds were ready to go I shipped my item from the USA to the UK and followed my buyers strict methods of how he wanted it shipped as to avoid major custom fees. A few weeks went by and my buyer claimed that he never received the item. I contacted the shipping agent to see what could be done and they said nothing as it was out of the country and out of their hands. Long story short, my buyer nor myself have no clue as to where this item is currently, it has not been sent back to me nor has he still received it and I fully believe that it did not make it thru the UK Customs and is sitting somewhere on a shelf where it will remain forever!
On to where Paypal comes in.... My buyer contacted Paypal and stated that he never received the item and asked them for his money back. They contacted me for proof of shipping which I gave them and apparently told him a few weeks later that they could nothing. Once he heard that he contacted his credit card company and had them issue a chargeback on his behalf. I was again notified by Paypal stating that my account has gone negative $1,118.00 and that they needed more info from me. I sent them the info and never really heard anything back on them fighting the chargeback case.
Last night I received an email from Paypal stating that my account was still negative and that if I did not pay them the money back within 1 week they would take legal action against me and send my account to a collection agency.
Here is the weird part, I contacted my buyer as well last night and asked if his credit card company ever re-imbursed him for the $1,118.00? He stated that they did issue him a temporary credit but then a few weeks later sent that money back to Paypal and that he never ultimatley got the money back for good.
So my question I guess is... Why should I have to pay Paypal back the $1,118.00 if they got their money back from the credit card company?
I have emailed them since asking them to send me proof that they did pay this guy's credit card company back the $1,118.00 and if they legitamtely did then I would have no problem repaying back my negative balance.
Is there any advice anyone can give me as to what else I can do here? Can Paypal sue me or really collect on this debt?
Thanks in advance.
I sold a laptop on ebay, the transaction went through PayPal. The buyer files a complaint and they ruled on his behalf, but the buyer never sent my laptop back to me and they didn't make him, so I am out of $210 dollars and my laptop. PayPal isn't trying to do anything about it, help us bring em down.
Y en otro caso como este, suponiendo que proveas el tracking number que pasara?
Hello everyone,
I completed a transaction on a non Ebay auction site back in October of 2005 for $1,118.00 where Paypal was used by my buyer to send me the appropriate funds. Once I was notified by Paypal that the funds were ready to go I shipped my item from the USA to the UK and followed my buyers strict methods of how he wanted it shipped as to avoid major custom fees. A few weeks went by and my buyer claimed that he never received the item. I contacted the shipping agent to see what could be done and they said nothing as it was out of the country and out of their hands. Long story short, my buyer nor myself have no clue as to where this item is currently, it has not been sent back to me nor has he still received it and I fully believe that it did not make it thru the UK Customs and is sitting somewhere on a shelf where it will remain forever!
On to where Paypal comes in.... My buyer contacted Paypal and stated that he never received the item and asked them for his money back. They contacted me for proof of shipping which I gave them and apparently told him a few weeks later that they could nothing. Once he heard that he contacted his credit card company and had them issue a chargeback on his behalf. I was again notified by Paypal stating that my account has gone negative $1,118.00 and that they needed more info from me. I sent them the info and never really heard anything back on them fighting the chargeback case.
Last night I received an email from Paypal stating that my account was still negative and that if I did not pay them the money back within 1 week they would take legal action against me and send my account to a collection agency.
Here is the weird part, I contacted my buyer as well last night and asked if his credit card company ever re-imbursed him for the $1,118.00? He stated that they did issue him a temporary credit but then a few weeks later sent that money back to Paypal and that he never ultimatley got the money back for good.
So my question I guess is... Why should I have to pay Paypal back the $1,118.00 if they got their money back from the credit card company?
I have emailed them since asking them to send me proof that they did pay this guy's credit card company back the $1,118.00 and if they legitamtely did then I would have no problem repaying back my negative balance.
Is there any advice anyone can give me as to what else I can do here? Can Paypal sue me or really collect on this debt?
Thanks in advance.
[quote="BeBeKINGtos":2ntavsi7]Pero en todo caso lo que le cobran al vendedor es un fijo de céntimos mas un porcentaje que en ningún caso llega al 4%.
Un saludo[/quote:2ntavsi7]
Lo peor es que si no pagas por Paypal te dicen: Money Order, es decir Western Union que ya el nombre me da repelus.
La transferencia bancaria en algun caso me ha valido pero lo que te ahorras a veces no te compensa y se alarga mucho en el tiempo.
Me paso incluso que se equivocaron y en vez de hacer la transferencia en dolares la hicieron en euros... una risa, vamos. Y cuando me llego el dinero de vuelta tuve que hacerla de nuevo.
Un saludo[/quote:2ntavsi7]
Lo peor es que si no pagas por Paypal te dicen: Money Order, es decir Western Union que ya el nombre me da repelus.
La transferencia bancaria en algun caso me ha valido pero lo que te ahorras a veces no te compensa y se alarga mucho en el tiempo.
Me paso incluso que se equivocaron y en vez de hacer la transferencia en dolares la hicieron en euros... una risa, vamos. Y cuando me llego el dinero de vuelta tuve que hacerla de nuevo.
Alguien conoce esto?
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"What is the Difference Between PayPal and the Merchant Account That You Offer?"
With a Merchant Account, your funds are directly deposited into your personal or business bank account, which you control and which is also protected by Federal Banking Regulations.
With PayPal, your money is deposited into a PayPal Account, which PayPal Fully Controls. Since PayPal is NOT a bank, they do not need to follow federal banking regulations. These regulations are designed to help the "Average Joe" avoid issues like having their bank account frozen for weeks or months with no explanation.
"Who would trust their money with a bank that could do that?"
Sadly, Paypal routinely freezes its customers' accounts for almost anything and without warning. Once an account is frozen, the funds are often held by PayPal for months on end with Absolutely No Recourse for the merchant.
A domino effect occurs when a PayPal account is frozen, leaving the merchant with No Means To Fill Orders. Those orders are then disputed by customers, creating more chargebacks and the illusion of fraudulent activity on the part of the merchant. The Bottom Line? Accept credit cards with a Merchant Account.
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