PayPal

depends on the website

you can create a new email address by following these steps:

1- go to yahoomail.com

2- click on "create new account"

3- Fill fields with your data !

http://www.markaforyou.com

Buying Runescape gold is against the rules of Runescape. In any case, it is not clear how you are planning to pay. You can go to a site that sells Runescape gold - at your own risk, since any such transfer is against the rules of Runescape - and see what payment options they have.

You go on runescape then you follow the link that say's upgrade to member, then you do pay by cash. Then they will give you some information you have to accept, after that they redirect you on another website, on this website you have to choose how you pay and you select pay with a paypal account.

we all know billing address is the one where the goods or things are shipped. If the address 1 person if absent during the time of delivery billing address 2 mentioned might be useful to deliver

Yes, and if it does sell, you have to pay commission too. However, if you relist it and it sells the second time, then eBay will refund one of the listing fees so that you only had to list it once. If it doesn't sell the second time however, you will have to pay each subsequent listing fee.

Log-in to your Paypal account. Click the Profile tab, and select My Money from the list on the left of the screen. Click the Update link to the right of the Debit and credit cards section. This will give you options to add, edit, reomve or link your card.

Some companies allow PayPal to be used for online billing. PayPal works just like using an online payment method would, only it comes out of on account that money is put into and it is all strictly on the internet.

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Clickbank only offers bank transfer or cheque payment, therefore it would not be possible to withdraw earnings into your PayPal account.

To get verified on Pay Pal you need to ether to have a bank debit or card card account. This is use so you can withdraw or deposit money into and out of your pay pal account. When you sign up they send you odd amount of cent to your bank debit or card card account that take less 6 to 8 business days once you get that amount deposit to your account than you have to go back to pay pal and give them the each amount that was deposit in there well be 2 amounts.

The majority of sellers prefer PayPal when an item is paid for (some will accept no other payment). And it is far easier than having to aska a seller fo a mailing address in order to send a check in payment. PayPal greatly facilitates credit

card payment.

For most things yes. but some things no. it will say waht is accepted under payment methods that are accepted/

Under the PayPal User Agreement, members are only allowed to have one Personal account, plus either one Premier orone Business account. It is also possible to register another account purely to receive "micro payments", but generally two accounts per member is the maximum. On each of the account you hold, you can have up to eight different email addresses. This means that, for example, if you sell on eBay under several different ids, you can register your PayPal Premier account to your main id/email address and then add up to another seven other selling ids/email addresses to that same Premier account. To add more email addresses, log into your PayPal account, select the Profile tab and then Add Email.

Once you have chosen an item that you want to sell, check out what similar items have sold for recently by using the "completed listings" search feature.

This will give you an idea of how much you item might sell for or even if it might sell at all.

If you then decide to go ahead and create your listing (which is what they call writing your ad) take a very clear photo of the item and either save it to your computer or upload it to a host.

Log into eBay and select the "sell" tab and then use either the quick sell form or the advanced sell your item form. Write your listing (or "ad") and upload the photo or photos of your item.

You can preview your listing to make sure that you are happy with it. If it doesn't look quite right go back and edit it.

When you are sure that it is just as you want you will be shown the insertion fee for you listing. If you are still happy with things so far you can upload the listing and it will go live - this can happen within few minutes or it can take around 24 hours for designer items.

When the auction has ended (or your buyer has hit the Buy It Now button), they will pay you and you need to ship the item to them.

If the business making and delivering your food accepts it. I don't know of any which do, personally, but I wouldn't be surprised if they were out there.

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.

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.