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EBay's feedback rule that sellers cannot leave negative feedback is really hurting seller reputations due to retaliatory negative feedback left by buyers who make purchases without reading the entire listings. I recently had my own 100% positive feedback score ruined when a buyer purchased one of my listed Bibles which clearly stated the exact dimensions of the Bible and even included free name engraving on the cover and free shipping. The buyer did not read the listing, then after receiving the Bible (engraved with her name) asked to return it because it was "smaller than she thought it was going to be." I explained to her that the listing clearly stated the exact dimensions, and that it was nonreturnable due to the fact that it had been engraved with her name, but she retaliated with negative feedback and said I had "ripped her off". How did I "rip her off" when it was her mistake? Had she actually READ the entire listing, she would have seen the exact dimensions of the Bible and the no return unless defective policy. Even after numerous letters to EBay, they refused to remove the retaliatory feedback even though it would be obvious to a twelve-year-old that it was retaliatory in nature. I have been in business for 30 years, and will not allow my reputation to be trashed like that in public. I will be removing my store from EBay soon AND closing my account with PayPal (owned by EBay) unless they; number one, remove the retaliatory negative feedback, and number two, change this ridiculous policy of allowing dishonest buyers to trash a seller's reputation without fear of receiving negative feedback themselves.

It is one of the worst, as it is one of the most commonly used words for a password. Even an inexperienced hacker is likely to try password and 12345678 when attempting to break into someone's account.

Try this..

1. Open your computer's Internet browser and log in to your email account.

2. Open the email message that contains the PayPal invoice you wish to pay.

3. Click on the "Pay Now" button located on the bottom of the invoice. Your Internet browser will then open a secure web page that contains the same invoice information, within the PayPal website.

4. Confirm the information contained in the invoice is correct and click on the "Continue" button.

5. Choose your preferred payment method from the options listed on the web page and enter the pertinent information with regard to your debit/credit card or PayPal account. Follow the directions on the web page to submit your payment and check your email for a receipt confirmation of your order

Go into eBay and look in the seller tools under seller fees. Sometimes eBay offers cheaper fees for different things like; length of your listing, additional photos, listings for auctions or buy it now auctions. I think the regular fee right now is 25 cents per auction listing with one free photo. There are options for many features to choose from.

Thousands and millions of transactions take place.

Yes, eBay and paypal will take a percentage out of whatever your item sells for, then you get the remaining money.

1. List as a classified advertisement

2. List in cars/motorbikes category

3. Find item from before compulsory Paypal came in to play, and click on sell similar, then deselect Paypal option.

IF ALL ELSE FAILS AND YOUR NOT SELLING SOMETHING DUBIOUS USE PAYMATE.COM.AU! (in Australia New Zealand only)

No.

Revolution money exchange is an alternstive that some people use that functions more like a bank account.

Credit card payments are alternative to PayPal. Also prepaid cards like Ukash or Paysafecard (which is even better) are also considered to be alternative to PayPal.

The problem is, you can't use the most of the mentioned methods on eBay, because PayPal and eBay work together.

I don't think it would work without a bank accout.

If the seller shipped using a trackable method you can ask them for the tracking number and the name of the shipping company. You will then be able to enter that number into the shipper's own website to check on progress.

If the seller did not use a trackable service - and most do not for smaller value items - there is no way to track the item.

All you have to do is sign into eBay and next to the item that you would like to pay for click on make payment and choose PayPal as your payment option. You will be re-directed to PayPal and asked to verify this payment. Everything will be filled out for you. You just have to click pay. It's actually very convenient.

yes, click into the listing then on the watches link and then on the number of watches which is another link and then the names will appear on the next page.

To set up a merchant account with PayPal, one must first create a PayPal account. The account holder then needs to choose one of the three available options for a merchant account. An account holder must also have their PayPal account verified by adding a major credit card or a checking account as a form verification.

Just click the sign-up link below and type in your e-mail address. Sign up a paypal account is free.

Members located in the USA receive payment via check or Visa Cash Card. Members located outside of the USA can get their payments via Check. All payments are mailed. Also Creating a paypal account online takes about 5 minutes! 2007 ;) america f*** yea I'm a old a**h*** windows 1998 ;)

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Paypal offers customers the option of reviewing credit card offers and paying bills and receiving money from the comfort of one's own computer. They also provide buyer and seller information in case anything goes wrong.

Peter Thiel

No, you may only use a credit card. And if you live in the United States, you may use either a credit card or a Visa/Mastercard debit card.

First you must create an account. You must be 18 or older to create an account. Then you bid or buy whichever is available and hope you win. The seller will contact you. Usually through Email. Then you pay through the options available.

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No, you can still buy things if your not verified.