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I don't know of any online shopping carts that only allow one item to be put in before checking out.

if they are from the same bank you should be able to send to other acct wih online banking. if they are at a different bank than yours, its an email money transfer. other party must also have online banking in order to do this

Some sellers will accept cash but it's not a good idea because they could say they never received your cash and you would have no proof unless you paid with a money order.

Well, PayPal now has a way for you to pay using cash. You can buy a MoneyPak with cash, instantly transfer the money to your PayPal account and pay for your eBay auction. You can find information at

Fees fall into component parts.

When you create your listing, you are charged an "insertion fee" and then you can select upgrades such as adding a subtitle to your listing, or highlighting it to make it stand out in search results. The insertion fee and any upgrades are payable for every listing that you create whether the item sells or not.

If an item sells, you are then charged a "final value fee" as well.

These fees are added to your eBay Seller Account and are payable monthly.

When you accept payment through PayPal, you also pay a further fee to PayPal (although this is taken before the money hits your PayPal account).

To see the fees applicable to you, go to your local eBay site and click on the Help tab (top right of the page). In the "search the help pages" box, type "fees" and click on the search button. There will be a link to the fees at the top of the results on the following page.

In many countries you can use your ATM card at a bank in the country which you are visiting. Your only charge will be the ATM Fee.

Simply set up an account - you'll need your bank details so you can set up a PayPal account (the safest way to shop !). Once your account is set up, you can bid on items.

Click the related link to eBays home page. Look for the button marked 'Register' - then follow the prompts.

If the account is "Joint Tennants in Common" then all of the joint owners must be present to close that account/write checks/withdraw fund. Most banks do not offer Joint Tennants in Common, but offer "Joint With Rights of Survivorship" this means that only on owner must be present to close the account.

You should be able to appeal or request them to take you to court. If its a scam, a judge should see right through it. If its already been paid, you have a different problem.

Paying for a purchase from Ukraine while in Russia can be challenging due to international sanctions and restrictions. One option is to use a third-party payment service that allows cross-border transactions, such as cryptocurrency, which may bypass traditional banking limitations. Alternatively, you could explore using a friend or family member in a third country to facilitate the payment. However, ensure that any method complies with applicable laws and regulations to avoid legal issues.

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