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Paypal accepting payment on Delcampe?

  • worldphila
    worldphila 100% (1852x)
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    Israele

    As a Delcampe seller I offer the buyers to pay via my Paypal account.
    There is a new problem:
    To accept the payment to my Paypal account I have to fill my USA bank details.
    I'm an Israeli citizen and cann't have a USA bank account.
    So I cann't accept the buyers payment.
    Paypal people seem to ignore my and other people complaints about this situation.
    Any suggestions?
    About MoneyBookers. I have sent them a question about drawing the money by an Israeli citizen. I don't have at this moment an MB account.
    Still no answer!!
    Any ideas?

    Thanks
    Baruch Hans
  • postlynx
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    As a Delcampe seller I offer the buyers to pay via my Paypal account.
    There is a new problem:
    To accept the payment to my Paypal account I have to fill my USA bank details.
    I'm an Israeli citizen and cann't have a USA bank account.
    So I cann't accept the buyers payment.
    Paypal people seem to ignore my and other people complaints about this situation.
    Any suggestions?
    About MoneyBookers. I have sent them a question about drawing the money by an Israeli citizen. I don't have at this moment an MB account.
    Still no answer!!
    Any ideas?

    Thanks
    Baruch Hans
    • Creato 19 mag 2007 a 02:55
    • #138677

    Hi Hans,

    In this situatuion, try to forget Paypal.

    You can always "teach" your customers to use moneybookers
    or another method of payments. Here you have a list:
    Link (http)
    for some choices when things gets tricky about Paypal.

    For yourself; don´t bother to mail moneybookers; just open an account.

    (What citizenship you got really doesn´t matter - what matters is where you are domiciled and moneybookers do not discriminate any country.

    If you are domiciled in Israel:
    You can SEND money to moneybookers via YOUR bank account
    (your bank will charge you a lot for that)

    Or you can deposit money via a credit/debit card (Yours)
    (moneybookers takes a small percentage for that)

    If you want to withdraw money from moneybookers: Well Your bank would most probably rip you off again.

    However accumulated money at moneybookers are more worth
    than if you had them at Paypal as a transfer to another moneybookers account can only cost maximum Euro 0.50 and not 4% as for Paypal.
    So you can buy more stamps for your moneybookers-money or just
    arrange with someone to exchange them for cash.

    Hope that will answer some of your questions.

    El Gringo :beer:


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  • worldphila
    worldphila 100% (1852x)
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    370 messaggi

    Israele


    Hi Hans,

    In this situatuion, try to forget Paypal.

    You can always "teach" your customers to use moneybookers
    or another method of payments. Here you have a list:
    Link (http)
    for some choices when things gets tricky about Paypal.

    For yourself; don´t bother to mail moneybookers; just open an account.

    (What citizenship you got really doesn´t matter - what matters is where you are domiciled and moneybookers do not discriminate any country.

    If you are domiciled in Israel:
    You can SEND money to moneybookers via YOUR bank account
    (your bank will charge you a lot for that)

    Or you can deposit money via a credit/debit card (Yours)
    (moneybookers takes a small percentage for that)

    If you want to withdraw money from moneybookers: Well Your bank would most probably rip you off again.

    However accumulated money at moneybookers are more worth
    than if you had them at Paypal as a transfer to another moneybookers account can only cost maximum Euro 0.50 and not 4% as for Paypal.
    So you can buy more stamps for your moneybookers-money or just
    arrange with someone to exchange them for cash.

    Hope that will answer some of your questions.

    El Gringo :beer:


    • Creato 19 mag 2007 a 19:24
    • #138764
    Dear El Gringo
    Many thanks for your advice.
    I'll probably open a Moneybookers account.
    Baruch Hans

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