Mass Pay will result in only $1 of fees regardless of transaction size.(For Premier or Business Accounts)

1. Create a text file using notepad or textedit that has the following information:
paypal@example.com200.00USD

The file is tab delimited, meaning there is a [TAB] between each of those columns. In other words
paypal@example.com[TAB]200.00[TAB]USD

You can change the currency if you with. Use EUR for euro, CAD for canadian dollars.

Save the file as masspay.txt – it has to be.txt.

2. Go to your Paypal account. Go to My Account.

3. Scroll to the bottom of the page. Click on the link “Mass Pay”

4. Click on the link in the sidebar that says “Make a Mass Payment!”

5. Click “choose file”and select your file masspay.txt

6. Select recipient type: email address

7. Add optional subject line and comment

8. Click “continue”

9. Verify the information and click “send money”.

You will notice that Paypal will charge you $1 for the transaction. That’s the only fee incurred.

You’re done!

Url of this article:

http://tpservice.org/blog/2009/11/how-to-make-a-mass-payment-paypal-mass-pay-in-order-to-avoid-paypal-fees/

• Opening a store

• Listing higher profile, name brand products.

All in all, linking your PayPal to eBay accounts is a quick measure you can take for greater ease and access on eBay.

When choose “Purchase” option(default option when sending payment),

It is free when sending payment,but need”1.9%~2.9%+$0.3USD” fee when receiving payment.

(It is no need any fee for receiving or sending payment via personal account in old fee policy)

When choose “Personal” option:

Free when the money comes from PayPal balance or bank account.

And “2.9%+$0.3 USD” when the the money comes from a debit or credit card or PayPal Credit .the sender decides who pays this fee.

(The receiver pays the fee when receive cc fund in old fee polily)

So when you send payment via personal account,and you dont choose “personal” option,there will be “1.9%~2.9%+$0.3USD” fee for the receiver which it is free before.Pay more attention for this big change.

Url of this article:

http://tpservice.org/blog/2009/06/important-update-for-paypal-fee-policy-20090605/

What’s new for buyers?

Experience faster and easier access to the information you need most with the redesigned ‘Overview’ and ‘History’ pages. Now you can:
Search and sort easily.
We’ve reorganised and simplified the filtering menu on the’History’ page so it’s simpler for you to find and group your transactions.
Find it fast.
No more hunting for PayPal’s Customer Support contact when you need to get in touch with us. You’ll see it on the ‘Overview’page right when you log in to your account.
View all at one glance.
See all notifications relating to your account, PayPal policy updates and more in one consolidated section on the ‘Overview’page. Plus, you’ll be automatically notified if you need to complete any account-related actions. Example: Link and confirm your credit card
Respond swiftly.
There may be transactions that would require your prompt response. We’ll highlight them to you under the ‘Order Status/Actions’ column on both the Overview and History pages so you’ll know exactly what to do.

What’s new for sellers?

Manage your business with greater ease and convenience. Now you can:

Search and sort easily.
We’ve reorganised and simplified the filtering menu on the History page so it’s simpler for you to find and group your transactions.

Stay informed.
See key buyer messages, if any, appear alongside transactions on the Overview page.
Example: Please ship my item after Dec 25. I will be out of town until then.

Follow up quickly.
Our system-generated flagging highlights transactions that may need your closer follow-up or review so you can address them more quickly.

Respond swiftly.
There may be transactions that would require your prompt response. We’ll highlight them to you under the’Order Status/Actions’column on both the’Overview’and’History’pages so you’ll know exactly what to do.
Example: Accept/Deny payments

View all at one glance
See all notifications relating to your account, PayPal policy updates and more in one consolidated section. Plus, you’ll be automatically notified if you need to complete any account-related actions.
Example: Link and confirm your credit card

url of this article:

http://tpservice.org/blog/2009/06/paypal-new-update-20090605-improved-account-overviewshistory-pages/

There are three method to withdraw money from paypal:

Withdraw Money to Your Bank Account

Step 1 Add a bank account to your PayPal account if you don’t already have one associated with it. Make sure that you have gone through the process of confirming your bank account with PayPal.

Step 2 Assure that the bank account to which you want to transfer money is designated as your primary bank account. This can be checked and changed on your PayPal “Profile Summary” page.

Step 3 Sign in to your PayPal account and click the “Withdraw” tab at the top of the “Account Overview” page.

Step 4 Choose the “Transfer Funds to Your Bank Account” option and click on the hyperlink.

Step 5 Enter the amount of money you want to withdraw and choose the correct bank account from the drop-down menu. Hit the “Submit” button.

Step 6 Allow 3 to 5 business days for the funds to post to your bank account.

Withdraw Money by Check

Step 1 Click on the “Withdraw” tab in your PayPal account.

Step 2 Use the “Request a Check From PayPal” link.

Step 3 Enter the amount you wish to withdraw, allowing for a small processing fee to be taken from your PayPal balance.

Step 4 Confirm that your address is correct and hit the “Continue” button.

Step 5 Wait 1 to 2 weeks to receive your check in the mail.

Withdraw Money via a PayPal Debit Card

Step 1 Apply for a PayPal debit card by scrolling down to the bottom of any PayPal page and clicking on the “ATM/Debit Card” link.

Step 2 Provide the requested information and submit your request for a debit card. You will receive your card and PIN in the mail in separate envelopes in approximately 2 weeks.

Step 3 Use your PayPal debit card as you would any other, either at an ATM or by getting cash back when you make a purchase with your card.

url of this article:

http://tpservice.org/blog/2009/06/how-to-withdraw-money-from-paypal/

If you confirm your prepaid credit card can verify paypal then you can follow this guide to verify your paypal account.

url of this article:

http://tpservice.org/blog/2009/06/can-i-set-up-a-paypal-account-with-a-prepaid-credit-card/

1.Create a New PayPal Account (Personal/Premier/Business).

2.Upon creation, you will receive an email confirmation, click on the link in your email to activate your PayPal Account.

3.Login to confirm that you’re Account Status below your Name is set to UNVERIFIED.

4.In order to verify your Account, Click on the UNVERIFIED link.

5.You are now at a Page where PayPal wants you to enter your Credit Card Details.

6.Now, instead of adding your physical Credit Card Details, Add the Virtual Credit Card details including 16 Digit Virtual Credit Card Number/3 Digit CVV2/CVC2 Code Number/Expiry Date (**/****) .

7.After you click on ‘Add Card’ PayPal would want you to Enroll for the Expanded User Program in order to increase your sending limit.

8.Click on ‘Get Number’ button at page bottom and send us and email to receive your 4 Digit Verification Code.

9.Add the Verification Code to complete the verification process.

10.Your PayPal account is now VERIFIED.

url of this article:

http://tpservice.org/blog/2009/06/how-to-verify-a-paypal-account-with-vcc/

Step 1 Gather your bank account information, including the bank name, account number and routing information.

Step 2 Log in to your PayPal account. You will be at the “My Account Overview” page.

Step 3 Look for the heading “Activate Account” and click “Add Bank Account.” You may also add a bank account by going to the “Profile Summary” page and clicking on “Bank Accounts” in the “Financial Information” column.

Step 4 Enter your bank information and hit continue. PayPal allows for two ways to verify using a bank account: if you have online banking access, you can offer your login information to your financial institution’s website, and PayPal will check the information to instantly verify your account. Alternatively, PayPal will make two small deposits into your banking account.

Step 5 Check your bank statements for the PayPal deposits. Return to the verification page by clicking the “Confirm Bank Account” link on your Account Summary page, and then enter the amounts of the deposits.

url of this article:

http://tpservice.org/blog/2009/06/how-to-verify-us-paypal-account-via-bank-account/

For Premier/Business account:
1.9% to 2.9% + $0.30 USD Fees for cross border payments
when Receiving Balance/Bank Funded Payments or Receiving Card Funded Payments.
Monthly sales Price per transaction
$0.00 USD – $3,000.00 USD 2.9% + $0.30 USD
$3,000.01 USD – $10,000.00 USD 2.5% + $0.30 USD
$10,000.01 USD – $100,000.00 USD 2.2% + $0.30 USD
> $100,000.00 USD 1.9% + $0.30 USD

Url of this article:

http://tpservice.org/blog/2009/05/what-does-it-cost-to-receive-payments-on-paypal/