Kaskoid wrote:The following will take you to one of the goodies in my lot; there are 16 more.http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... otohostingI promised you I would let you know immediately
faro wrote:Kaskoid wrote:The following will take you to one of the goodies in my lot; there are 16 more.http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... otohostingI promised you I would let you know immediately(the other ref. sheets, Tim... take my word on that )
The Collector's Trove wrote:You can't charge a fee for using PayPal. It's against eBay policy and it is illegal to put a surcharge on credit card transactions in most states.
NetRodent wrote:As far as I know its not illegal to put a surcharge on credit card transactions, but it does violate most, if not all, merchant account agreements.
NetRodent wrote:The Collector's Trove wrote:You can't charge a fee for using PayPal. It's against eBay policy and it is illegal to put a surcharge on credit card transactions in most states.As far as I know its not illegal to put a surcharge on credit card transactions, but it does violate most, if not all, merchant account agreements.
Blackmoor wrote:NetRodent wrote:The Collector's Trove wrote:You can't charge a fee for using PayPal. It's against eBay policy and it is illegal to put a surcharge on credit card transactions in most states.As far as I know its not illegal to put a surcharge on credit card transactions, but it does violate most, if not all, merchant account agreements.It may violate these stupid merchant agreements but some places give you discounts if you use cash to get around those agreements.
Beyondthebreach wrote:Blackmoor wrote:NetRodent wrote:The Collector's Trove wrote:You can't charge a fee for using PayPal. It's against eBay policy and it is illegal to put a surcharge on credit card transactions in most states.As far as I know its not illegal to put a surcharge on credit card transactions, but it does violate most, if not all, merchant account agreements.It may violate these stupid merchant agreements but some places give you discounts if you use cash to get around those agreements.Hmm, that is interesting. So, would it technically NOT be against ebay policy to list something with a $5.00 Handling Fee on top of the actual ship cost, but then post a message that you will "Waive" the handling fee if the buyer pays with a Check or Money order?
Kaskoid wrote:As has been pointed out, I screwed up some listings; I did fix about half before they were bid on. I have sent apologies to all the bidders thus affected.As soon as eBay knocks them down again, I will re-post.I get so tired of PayPal siphoning off so much of my money for doing nothing more than moving bytes around. I tried to get back some. I remember it used to happen; that must have been before eBay bought PayPal.Like these guys aren't RICH ENOUGH already; listing fees on the one end, and a percentage skimmed off of the other. Damn, isn't there something intrinsically gouge-like to this? I expect to get bent over once in a while, but everytime? What happened to lube?