I can one-up Russ on PayPal with no credit cards!
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Unlike Russ, I had only two (not 50+) auctions close this weekend...
You know Russ' "No credit cards with paypal" line? Yeah... that one- you got it! Well, IT DOESN'T WORK!!!
One of the two winners first paid twice in one shot (should I have kept the few $100 and just upgraded?
), then said he'd send a check... now another PayPal payment, "done right," ...with a credit card!
And according to Russ, no one has pulled this on him yet this week... the nerve!
You know Russ' "No credit cards with paypal" line? Yeah... that one- you got it! Well, IT DOESN'T WORK!!!
One of the two winners first paid twice in one shot (should I have kept the few $100 and just upgraded?
), then said he'd send a check... now another PayPal payment, "done right," ...with a credit card!And according to Russ, no one has pulled this on him yet this week... the nerve!
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Russ, NCNE
I had the "no credit card with PayPal" line in my first couple of auctions, capitalized and bold. I also had the paypal icon listed under "payment methods accepted", where there are pics of credit cards. Guess what happened! I just looked at one of your auctions and saw you had the same thing. After I pulled this, and just placed it in my description, it never happened again.
"Exactly."
<< <i>but I did have one try to pay from an unverified account. >>
I only worry about confirmed address or not, how does an unverified account matter to the seller?
<< <i>how does an unverified account matter to the seller? >>
Personal PayPal accounts cannot accept payments from unverified PayPal users. That would require upgrading to a premiere or business account, in which case PP levies fees on all transactions regardless of funding source.
Russ, NCNE
Jeremy
<< <i>Personal PayPal accounts cannot accept payments from unverified PayPal users. >>
Thanks! I did not know that. Seems like a good security measure
I've always been premiere because I think more bids will offset the fees in the long run