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  info on receiving funds please     Mon 11th Feb 2008 06:54:14

Ruggleslurp

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Hi-just been introduced to this site-quite impessed!
Trawling through the available info I can't seem to find the recommended or suggested methods of receiving funds as a seller.
Are there restrictions as on ebay as to what services and/or companies you can deal with? Is charging fees to accept certain payments allowed?
any info would be appreciated.
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  info on receiving funds please     Mon 11th Feb 2008 11:54:13

Alan65

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In response to Ruggleslurp [100% (11x)] :
Hi-just been introduced to this site-quite impessed!
Trawling through the available info I can't seem to find the recommended or suggested methods of receiving funds as a seller.
Are there restrictions as on ebay as to what services and/or companies you can deal with? Is charging fees to accept certain payments allowed?
any info would be appreciated.

Look under "My Information"-->"Conditions of Sale" and "Parameters" for the boxes to check for standard messages to leave.

You can also write whatever you like in the 'message' box within "My Parameters." Many charge a fee to the buyer if paying by Paypal or Moneybookers, say. .5 Euros or 2% isn't rare. I prefer to charge a flat S&H for buyers: $1.50 for US address, $2 to Canada or Mexico, $2.50 everywhere else. I ship in rigid postcard sleeves and this covers their cost and postage and Paypal fees in many cases; if they're paying me overseas and it's more than $50-100, well, the Paypal fees aren't covered but then I have a nice sale to make up for it! :wink2:
It seems that wire transfer are the norm in Europe, France anyway, but it's too costly for US banks. Oh, and you can specify currencies you accept in the message as well; same for "domestic checks only" if you take checks.

Check out what Scview has in his message for example; or copy mine. You can go 'all out' and translate your message into 5 languages if you wish or just keep it in English. It's really nice in that you can specify/accept/decline to accept nearly anything.

Welcome!
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