Need some help. Paypal question.

[wiseman]

Alright if you receive money from someone via paypal, there are charges if i am not mistaken. I was wondering if anyone could tell me exactly what % they take out as a charge? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[Draven]

Alright if you receive money from someone via paypal, there are charges if i am not mistaken. I was wondering if anyone could tell me exactly what % they take out as a charge? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

has been around 4.084 -4.122% for me in transactions that involve 25.00-165.00 USD.

[tommmay]

dont be soft just use wu and watch your money get raped

[FearsNoOne]

i heard 4% also

[gregg]

It's common practice to have the sender use payment owed option and you pay 0 fees. The sender is charged minimally.

[Draven]

it is 4% , i looked back at my past transactions and did the math.

if u do paypal just charge extra 4% on ur sales as most people "forget" to pay fees.....

[Yoav]

Normal payment:
Cross-border transactions (select your country): https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/we...r-fees-outside
Domestic transactions: https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/we...g-fees-outside
Fee calculator: http://www.rolbe.com/paypal.htm

Personal payment:
It varies depending on where the money is sent from and to.
From my experience it is $0 (no fee) if sender and receiver are in the same country (I'm from Israel), about 0.5% for most international transfers, and 4-5% for payments sent from certain countries such as USA & Australia.
Note that personal payments cannot be sent from certain countries such as Peru.

[TayeuleEsti]

It all about where u and the other person are. If its in the same state or province, fees are almost nothing...

[Austin]

if you nose around your paypal you will find the sales charge for your area on it