Paypal help...

[Husky_mom]

the thing tht has me wondering still is that...

for whatever transaction I make they´ll charge a % fee.... but in order to get it out... (to my credit card or where?) I need to accumulate certain amount?...or they´ll charge another fee... if i make that certain sum up and withdraw (or whatever it´s called) then it´s free...

and also do I only get allowed 5 payments or can I make/have whatever amount I want...

when I joined I could pay up to 1000 and get 5 payments... anything more I´d need to pay an anual fee or something...

[chocolatepuppy]

Ok, I think if you have a Paypal card (I don't have one) you can go to an ATM machine. I would like to think there is no fee, not sure. I know when I transfer money to my bank account it's free. As for how many transactions and amount you can receive/send, it depends on what account you have with them. Sorry I'm not much help, someone else might be able to help more. I guess everyone's busy eating today.

[Husky_mom]

I have the basic free personal one.. and no I don´t ahve the paypal card..

I just added a credit card to my paypal account so I could pay for stuff I bought over the net.... never have received a payment.. so I´m not sure what´s with that... do the money goes to my credit card (the one used to pay via paypal) or do I have to "move" it there...

[chocolatepuppy]

If someone pays you with a credit card, the money will go to your Paypal, not your credit card and you will be charged a fee. If you're asking how you get the money, say, in your hands, do you have it linked to your bank account?

[Husky_mom]

no I don´t have it linked as I don´t hava a bank account just the card added...

I realized the fee thing... and it said that if I "passed" certain amount it would be free it it was less I would be charged "x" amount...

what can I do to not be charged that fee... or how can the $ go directly to the card/account

[chocolatepuppy]

I'm not familiar with that deal. I guess all of their accounts are very different. I'm lucky I know how to keep up with my own sometimes, so many rules. I hope someone else here knows more about it and can help you.