I believe he means while you are sending his payment through PayPal, because when you click "pay now" (given that you are using paypal) it takes you to paypal and that is where you confirm the price, shipping, and finally pay the seller.
Well once it takes you to paypal there should be a text box that says something like "please add any additional details here for the seller" type it in there.
best of luck to you.
PayPal is actually by the Internet giant eBay. eBay is traded on the NASDAQ. Buying eBay stock is almost the same as buying PayPal.
The codes from eBay and PayPal are not publicly issued in advance.
Paypal does not pay. they doing only transactions.
PayPal is a subsidiary of eBay Inc. and as such has no publicly-traded stock. The ticker symbol for eBay Inc. is EBAY. It is traded on the Nasdaq.
You can use credit card to buy items on eBay by using their PayPal service.
You earn Paypal money from a site that uses Paypal, like eBay auctions
the best way to start buying on eBay is simple. set up a Paypal account. Link your checking account to the Paypal account. then set up your eBay account. the paypal account is the simplest way to keep track of your money and your purchases. I use paypal and its very easy to use.
you can try to use the Paypal
You can use a relative's paypal account to pay for an item you purchased on your own eBay account. You may not be covered by paypal's protection services unless you ship to the verified shipping address on the account. You can specify the shipping address on paypal when you make the eBay payment.
No - your Paypal account details are secure. Even when you buy items from (for example) Ebay - the seller only knows your Ebay login - not your Paypal account details.
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Their business practices and user policies are so similar and intertwined that Paypal and eBay may as well be one entity.