eBay charges fees and PayPal charges fees all the fees are not just going to eBay so yes it is fair
Paypal do not charge you for sending money but they do charge you when you receive payments.
I'm pretty sure PayPal would charge your employer, anytime a person sends money to another person their the one who pay's the fee.
No, there is no charge.
Actually you will apply to paypal for their service if paypal supports in your country banks. Then you can transfer money from anywhere. Banks will cut some charge and paypal will take their service charge. Its just that simple.
If you are a buyer no. If you are a seller yes.
Google Checkout and PayPal offer merchant credit card processing. Both services charge a fee for using the service.
Essentially, a PayPal merchant account goes between you bank account and the customer, giving you the chance to charge for merchandise. The money goes through PayPal, and you can draw out into your account
If you are purchasing something through PayPal there is no charge for you. PayPal fees are taken out from the end of the person receiving them money.It is important to note that the seller cannot make you cover PayPal fees it is the seller’s responsibility to cover the fees. Doing so could cost the seller their PayPal account(s) and have fines charged to them.
If you have 100$ in your paypal balance and the thing you want to buy costs 150$. Paypal needs you to add a credit card to your paypal account before purchase. And then you can afford it. The money is charged from the credit card.
I think it only takes paypal. If you register your mastercard to a paypal, then yes.
You have to give PayPal a credit card number and a checking account number when you register with them. PayPal will charge your credit card if you have a zero balance.
Paypal does not charge a fee to use your card at an ATM. However, most ATMs charge a fee to use them. A screen will pop up to let you know the ATM your are using plans to charge a fee and you should have the choice to continue the transaction or cancel it.