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Paypal Question!
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i have a screenshot above that shows them taking a fee for personal with credit card. can you post a screenshot showing no fee?Originally Posted by cchen
You'll just have to take my word for it
There was no "who is going to pay the fee" option when I sent, and the recipient got all of the money.
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for the millionth time, paypal takes a fee for credit transactionsOriginally Posted by cchen
"Fee", sure, but if it's a flat rate of say $2... or even if it's a percentage, as long as it's less then the 5% or whatever you can earn with a GIC then I still don't know what that wouldn't work...
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