Here is an example of PP’s fee rip off. A client makes advance payment for a trip of $ 900. PP deducts a $ 18 fee. Fait enough. THEN we transfer $ 470 to a service provider with PP account and PP deducts him a fee of $15.30.

WE are going to close our PP account down asap.

The application is commercially available in US, Europe, Japan and Singapore.

Does any one know if the following things are possible for the new Paypay service?

1. Billing through mobile devices using PayPal
2. Can senders use their credit card issued outside of USA?
3. It is possible to do a weekly or monthly recurring payments
4. Billing using different currencies (users choise)

My limitations are…
1. my company is located in Japan and no other place
2. I only have an bank account in Japan

Please help me out!! Thank you very much

Requiring the a credit card holder pay the fees associated with a transaction is a violation of association rules. Either this means that Paypal plans to flaunt the rules or credit card payments won’t be supported under this model.

Linked or chained payments sound great but what happens if one of the suppliers in the chain doesn’t live up to their end of the bargain? Does everyone in the process lose out (and the buyer refunded), or is Paypal going to start acting as an arbitrator in business disputes now?

I must say Tina that you need to look at your payment options. On your website it states that orders paid by Paypal take 9 business days for payment to clear before shipment. You state that you have never had Paypal issues and that the terms are better than credit card companies?! 9 business days?!

What part of the “may not be used, reproduced or disclosed without the written approval of PayPal, Inc.” clause was unclear? There’s journalism and then there’s just ignoring legality because you want the scoop.

Do you even know what a monopoly is? Taking marketshare of your company transactions is not a monopoly my friend.