June 9, 20178 yr Nobody will do it as paypal charges fees no matter what and that means people would be selling you there gold at 0.8
June 9, 20178 yr 3 hours ago, Grizzy said: Nobody will do it as paypal charges fees no matter what and that means people would be selling you there gold at 0.8 LOL? what you talking about. You just make buyer pay fee's you doughnut.
June 9, 20178 yr 8 minutes ago, Zorble said: LOL? what you talking about. You just make buyer pay fee's you doughnut. No matter who pays fees there's still going to pay fees so if the buyer pays fees realisticly hes no longer paying 1$/m so your theory is great.
June 9, 20178 yr how much do you think paypal fees are? family and friends are usually free but if you was to pay fee's for me in the uk. 100m for $100 3.4% + 20p $103.40 + $0.25 = 103.65 Resulting in $1.0365 per mill. So yeah where are these expensive fee's? 13 minutes ago, Grizzy said: No matter who pays fees there's still going to pay fees so if the buyer pays fees realisticly hes no longer paying 1$/m so your theory is great.
June 9, 20178 yr 2 minutes ago, Zorble said: how much do you think paypal fees are? family and friends are usually free but if you was to pay fee's for me in the uk. 100m for $100 3.4% + 20p $103.40 + $0.25 = 103.65 Resulting in $1.0365 per mill. So yeah where are these expensive fee's? If you buy with for instance euros they add conversion fees which equal to around 1-2 dollars it isn't much that's why not many people deal with paypal and including the charge backs with paypal money back gurantee.
June 9, 20178 yr 6 hours ago, Grizzy said: If you buy with for instance euros they add conversion fees which equal to around 1-2 dollars it isn't much that's why not many people deal with paypal and including the charge backs with paypal money back gurantee. Bro can you stop digging yourself into a hole you look and sound stupid.
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