A question about Paypal

Shahrier

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Does paypal take taxes or something? I was sent a dollar but I recieved less.

Started off with 1.25 $ and after the dollar I am left with only 1.93USD after payment. :/
 
I believe they deduct some percentage from any payment made to you.

You can check the transaction details, it will tell you everything you need to know 😉
 
I know 😉 I think it depends on the type of the account too i.e, personal, premium ...
 
They do not charge taxes, but they charge a PayPal fee for most transactions. To avoid this, send money as Personal --> Gift.
 
But, I think you need to upgrade your account in order to do that .. right? I am not too sure
 
You should be able to sent "Gift" payments with a personal account although it may differ between countries though. I know some countries have different restrictions compared to others.
 
iron hide said:
But, I think you need to upgrade your account in order to do that .. right? I am not too sure
No. You shouldn't have to. You may need to verify your account though.

One exception is India.
 
Even when I send something as a gift I am charged a fee, It is about 2/3% I think.
 
I usually would go for "Gift" transfers. It doesn't deduct taxes and its automated. A gift is sent as the person is forced to accept because its a gift...😛
 
Gamrpro said:
I usually would go for "Gift" transfers. It doesn't deduct taxes and its automated. A gift is sent as the person is forced to accept because its a gift...😛

You shouldn't gift money to people unless you have received your product first or are certain you will receive 😉
 
Shahrier said:
Does paypal take taxes or something? I was sent a dollar but I recieved less.

Started off with 1.25 $ and after the dollar I am left with only 1.93USD after payment. :/

I was not aware that they take taxes but I have not used them alot. I know that when you send a refund they take a holding fee from that money and that is the only thing that I think that they take from you.
 
Mr. BreeZy said:
Shahrier said:
Does paypal take taxes or something? I was sent a dollar but I recieved less.

Started off with 1.25 $ and after the dollar I am left with only 1.93USD after payment. :/

I was not aware that they take taxes but I have not used them alot. I know that when you send a refund they take a holding fee from that money and that is the only thing that I think that they take from you.


Nope, I get charged for receiving money..
 
Shahrier said:
Mr. BreeZy said:
Shahrier said:
Does paypal take taxes or something? I was sent a dollar but I recieved less.

Started off with 1.25 $ and after the dollar I am left with only 1.93USD after payment. :/

I was not aware that they take taxes but I have not used them alot. I know that when you send a refund they take a holding fee from that money and that is the only thing that I think that they take from you.


Nope, I get charged for receiving money..

Like everybody else is saying...just tell people to send you the money as a gift. It is not taxable if it is sent as a gift.
 
Not all buyers will agree to send money as a gift, I for one generally don't. If you send the money as a gift you cannot file a dispute if the seller doesn't deliver, the buyer is sometimes charged PayPal fees for the transaction and it is against PayPal's terms so you are putting your account at least at a small level of risk.
 
Fergal said:
Not all buyers will agree to send money as a gift, I for one generally don't. If you send the money as a gift you cannot file a dispute if the seller doesn't deliver, the buyer is sometimes charged PayPal fees for the transaction and it is against PayPal's terms so you are putting your account at least at a small level of risk.

I know. That is what sucks.
 
agentmanningctu said:
iron hide said:
But, I think you need to upgrade your account in order to do that .. right? I am not too sure
No. You shouldn't have to. You may need to verify your account though.

One exception is India.

And United Arab Emirates...
 
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