Reputation: 161
It's always free to send money to friends and family when you use your PayPal balance or bank account. Fees apply only if the sender uses a credit or debit card, or if you receive any payment for goods or services.
https://www.paypal.com/no/cgi-bin/we...=_display-fees
Reputation: 72
never for me i just show my bank account :P only take out what nexon has in there nexon point optionOriginally Posted by Viiral
It's always free to send money to friends and family when you use your PayPal balance or bank account. Fees apply only if the sender uses a credit or debit card, or if you receive any payment for goods or services.
https://www.paypal.com/no/cgi-bin/we...=_display-fees
Reputation: 161
good for you then
the fees is the reason why so many companys ignore paypal.
Reputation: 18
If you read the fine print...it says credit card payments, smart people only use debt transactions via paypal, no sense in using your credit card to get charged twice.
And if people say they are using your credit card on their paypal, most bank credit cards double as a debt, paypal uses debt as default if that's the case.
Reputation: 161
smart people dont use paypal at all unless they have to :P
Reputation: 72
only credit card that charge fee only. only stupid people use credit cardssmart people dont use paypal at all unless they have to :P
Reputation: 22
I think you can use any debit card as long as it has visa/master/amex on it, but also make sure you have actual money in it on the day the charge or you will pay the unwanted overdraft fee.
also I've been using paypal for my ebay and other online transactions, should I not use it? I mean I've never been charged by paypal at all.
Also pretty good experience with their online service and customer service on the phone. (maybe just me but I got an outsourced girl who had a hot accent)
also I prefer debit, you're forced to put your pin every time which is safer IMO than signing with a Credit Card since most shops don't even check my ID when I use a Credit Card
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