No because they are too dense to figure it out

I have the same issue so I have to keep an old bank account open as I want to buy my own things without the wife having to grill me on "Why do you need that"

Paypal I know your are covering your butts because of either partner saying they didnt want that. block payment etc. They are losing money as people will say Ill go elsewhere.

Silly silly people, if the banks can figure it out why cant you??

Paypal.com is a very reliable source. Millions of people daily use paypal to conduct their transactions. Paypal is great because if you are purchasing from an unknown seller then they will not need to receive your credit card information. You can simply make payment through Paypal and your information remains secure.

This is dependent upon the type of POS system your being rung out with, but most modern major corporations have no issue accepting multiple tender types, meaning you could pay w/ 4 credit cards, a check, and cash all on the same transaction.

go to paypal, under merchant, set up button, put your site link in and it should do it. its not really that hard.

how do you transfer money to a pay pal or momentum card

No, a PayPal account is not a credit card. You can register your own credit card details with PayPal and they act as an "intermediary", taking money from your card to pay sellers for your online purchases. PayPal do offer their own credit card now as well, but that is an entirely separate issue from a PayPal account.

PayPal makes money in the same way credit card companies do. The seller pays a percentage (or at some times a fixed "fee" but usually a percentage) to PayPal based on how much money changes hands. It depends on the agreement. It would be interesting to know how much money changes hands "under the table" between, say, eBay and PayPal. It would also be interesting to know the relationship they have, and its history.

When you use a credit card or PayPal, you do so purchasing something. It costs you "X" dollars. The seller who accepts your credit card or PayPal payment does not get "X" dollars. That seller has an amount deducted from what the buyer gave for the goods or services. The seller who uses the credit card service or PayPal service pays for that service in that way. It's all electronic. An almost effortless "skimming" of the sellers' profits. A percent (even a small one) or two of millions of dollars per day adds up. And in the case of credit cards that don't have current balances near zero, the interest charges to the card holder make those of a loan shark pale. Oh, and those credit card charges are legal. (Other opinions my differ from this one.) As a buyer or seller, be smart. Protect yourself and make good choices.

Paypal charges a fixed amount per transaction. They charge a .30 charge per transaction, and then 2.9% of the cost of the transaction. The nice thing is there is no set up fee, and if you did want to use them, there is no cancellation fee, so nothing to worry about!

No.

A billing address is the address where you are receiving the statements for your credit card. For your order to be approved when shopping online the billing address has to match this address since it is the registered address on the card.

In the USA, many online merchants require a US billing address. They do this to protect themselves against credit card fraud. The AVS (address verification software) credit card processors use helps them detect when credit card data is submitted incorrectly.

Not having a US billing address can be prevent you from placing orders on US websites from outside America. US Unlocked is a company that has solved this issue, by providing a US billing address to international online shoppers.

Sometimes is the answer. I had a savings account verified and part of that process is PayPal paying cash into the savings account. However, when I tried to pay money from PayPal to my account the transaction was reversed, which cost me 50 pence. I then added another savings account (I did not want to give access to my current account) and that one worked fine. The accounts are identical (only the account number differed) and I got no explanation and complaining was very, very, infuriating. I did contact the ombudsman and got my 50 pence back but no explanation.

So it is a random risk and PayPal say that they don't recommend using Savings Accounts. The Ombudsman don't seem worried at all as it is such a small charge but I wonder how many times PayPal take 50 pence as their systems have some random issue with some accounts.

Try it if you don't mind losing 50p.

You have to have your paypal set up with a bank account OR a credit card so you can carry a paypal ballence yes!!

No, you cannot top up your paypal account with a money order. There were only a few options in the past for getting money into a paypal account but over the years new ways have come out dependent on the country you reside. You are limited to the options which are displayed in your account under the tab add funds.

Yes there are many sellers. Anyone can sell with premium account.

Yes, any card showing the Visa symbol can be used with PayPal.

There are two main ways to withdraw money from PayPal. If you have a business or a premium account you can request a debit card from PayPal and use it to make purchases and get cash directly from your PayPal account. You can also transfer money from your PayPal account to your bank account, a process that typically takes 3 to 4 business days.

If you are talking about the paypal debit card, it is reliant on your paypal balance. Therefore, if you receive money into your paypal account, or click the "add funds" button in your account to draw money from your bank account will deposit money into your paypal balance. There are now other ways of topping of a paypal balance such as green dot cards that you can buy at supermarkets. If you are not talking about the paypal debit card, then you must talk to your financial institution.

Yes, matter of fact eBay owns Stubhub. Any of the eBay owned businesses integrate the paypal payment option.

On the "My account" tab you will see a table showing your balance.

Yes, it is possible to pay via PayPal without adding funds directly to that account.

If you have a balance in your PayPal account, for example, if someone has sent you some money or you have sold something through an auction site and so received money into your PayPal account, this will always be taken first to pay for anything you buy using the PayPal account.

If that balance doesn't cover the entire cost of your purchase, the remainder outstanding will automatically be taken from your bank or credit card, depending which you have registered to your PayPal account. The same applies if you have no money at all in PayPal.

yes you can...

Sign up to pay pal click profile>add or edit bank account. and enter your bank account number.

If you are under 18 you cannot make a paypal account due to Australian laws.

However, i can show you how

If you have a mobile device like an iphone, ipod touch, samsung&nokia touch phones then; (if not then you cannot do this)

1. Download the Paypal application

2. Register (it wont ask for your credit card

3. Login

4. Add your bank account