anyone know what the Paypal Debit/Credit Card Fees are?
 

Just wondering how much Paypal charges you per transaction done on your debit/credit card they send you, is it different if you use a "cash advance" vs. using it as a CC?

Paypal has their very own website. You should check it out. Something tells me it will contain information about Paypal...perhaps even the info you are looking for.

https://www.paypal.com/

:winkwink:

AFAIK there is no fee, they actually give you 'cash back' per use. My wife has her's and I think that's what she said :winkwink:

They do require you to have at least 3 listings on eBay per month though.

You find where it explains any fees in regards to their Debit/Credit card and i will paypal you $20. I've searched everywhere and couldnt find it.

Thats what i thought but i dont think that is the case.

I bought something yesterday for $260 CDN. For that transaction paypal tool 222USD out of my account to pay for it, but if i were to convert that 222USD at the exchange rate for yesterday it would be roughly 290CDN, a difference of $30CDN.

The PayPal debit card can be used at any ATM that is part of the
MasterCard/Maestro/Cirrus ATM network.

· PayPal charges a $1.00 withdrawal fee. This fee is in addition to
any fees charged by the bank that owns the ATM

· To withdraw cash from at an ATM, select 'Checking Account' when
given the option

· The daily ATM withdrawal limit is $400

The money is debited from your PayPal Account. You can check your
current U.S. dollar balance at any ATM machine, or online, 24 hours a
day.


can i have 20$ now ?

http://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr... account&flow=

support AT adultdevil.com :1orglaugh

Just kidding by the way. You don't have to paypal me shit. I'm just giving you shit.

Find the part where it refers to the "Credit Card" aspect of it and you got yourself a cool $20 coming your way. AFAIK that only explains the debit card transactions, which i dont believe is the same as a credit card transaction.

Beautiful!

That was what im looking for, now if i could just find out why there is like a $30CDN difference in what was taken out of the account vs. what it would have came to if i converted it/brought it into my bank ;)

When I use my credit card to send money, will I get charged a cash advance fee?

No, you will not be charged a cash advance fee if you send money for a "Service," "Goods - Auction," or "Goods - Non-Auction" transaction. For these transaction types, PayPal charges your credit card the same way a business does, and you will only be charged for the transaction amount. If you send money for a "Quasi-Cash" transaction and pay with a credit card, your credit card issuer may treat the transaction as a cash advance and charge you cash advance fees. PayPal has no control over this. If you send money for a "Quasi-Cash" transaction, you may want to use a payment method other than your credit card (e.g., your bank account) to avoid potential fees.

so where is my 20 bucks ?

:helpme

What are the fees associated with my PayPal ATM/Debit Card?




Pay for purchases at any establishment accepting MasterCard(TM) Logo FREE!

Card Issuance Fee None

Annual Fee None

Withdraw money from any ATM with the Cirrus logo $1 per withdrawal*

* Bank ATM fees still apply

From Help>Features>PayPal Debit Card

I never asked for rates on funding my paypal account/sending someone money via paypal. What i asked was what the fees are if i use their Debit/Credit ATM card. Completely different that what you posted.

You should pay me $20 for not even bothering to read my question and for making me waste time reading your response which had absolutely nothing to do with my question :thumbsup

That isnt quite right (even though it is from their site).

"Since you are enrolled in the PayPal Preferred program, you receive a
1.5% cash-back bonus whenever you use the PayPal Debit Card for a
signature-based transaction, i.e., using it like a credit card.

The exchange rate will be calculated anytime funds are converted from
one currency to another. The rate PayPal presents includes a small risk
factor as well as a currency conversion fee.
"

Looks like they hit you up with a couple of other fees along the way which they dont tell you about.

I guess that means no soup for me? :)

Have you tried calling their toll free number? They should be able to help you.

PayPal Customer Service Agents are available to help you 7 days a week, from 6 A.M. to midnight CST.

Call us toll-free at: 1.888.221.1161

We may only discuss an account with the account-holder. Please have the following information available when you call:

* Your telephone number
* Your email address
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registered with PayPal

For security reasons, we must verify the above details before discussing any account-specific information.