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Re: Bank transfer funded Paypal payments now possible for Dutch clients.
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lugnet.market.services
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Date:
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Mon, 10 Jun 2002 16:09:18 GMT
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In lugnet.market.services, Manfred Moolhuysen writes:
> "Beginning 3/21/02, the fee structure for international transactions will be
> changed. International buyers will no longer be charged a 2.6% fee to send a
> payment. Instead, a 1% fee will be assessed on Business and Premier account
> holders when they receive a cross-border payment. The 1% cross-border fee
> applies to any payment in which the buyer and seller reside in different
> countries. [The cross-border fee will not currently apply to Canadian
> sellers receiving payments from U.S. buyers.]"
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> Not so clear after all, but this seems to suggest that a Personal account is
> not charged with the 1% cross-border fee. I'm going to ask Paypal to be
> absolutely sure.
Personal accounts are not charged the 1% cross-border fee. A couple of weeks
ago, someone from Germany funded a payment to me with a bank transfer, and I
wasn't charged a fee. Afterwards, I called PayPal and they confirmed that the
fee is not charged to personal accounts.
John
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