Do you check you Paypal Fees?

[youmeus]

Plough through this and you should get there http://helpdesk.ebid.net/showthread.php?t=111883

I read the above link, are you happy with it now that you have been signed up for awhile?

Can you have a micro and regular account or do you have to choose one?

[HannaHolly]

Here you go Huddy put a link in awhile ago. I'm sure they make it difficult to find on purpose.

http://helpdesk.ebid.net/showpost.ph...36&postcount=3

Thanks wiz and huddy. i must have missed the original post. have now had my account switched to micro payments

[bykimbo]

I read the above link, are you happy with it now that you have been signed up for awhile?

Can you have a micro and regular account or do you have to choose one?

I am perfectly happy with it, and I have one of each since I have two bank accounts and a plethora of email addresses.

[YummyMummy1980]

I'm confused )

[YummyMummy1980]

i have just trawled through paypal and cannot find how to change. I received a payment of £3.99 and was charged 34p which seems a lot to me???

[raindropsies]

i have just trawled through paypal and cannot find how to change. I received a payment of £3.99 and was charged 34p which seems a lot to me???

Thats a macro amount

20p transaction fee
the a 3.4% is charged on the amount which is 13.56p rounded up to 14p

20p+14p=34p

A micro account would have been
5p transaction fee
5% of £3.99 = 20p

20p+5p=25p which is a saving of 9p (26.5% saving)

[bykimbo]

Read the threads posted here above - all the information you need is there.

[Fossy]

Its all OK, I must have been having a senior moment. I am registered for micropayment, but forgot to add the 5p. They're calculations are correct after all.

[Fossy]

Does anyone know how to convert your account back to standard payment fees from Micropayment?

[bykimbo]

Does anyone know how to convert your account back to standard payment fees from Micropayment?

Sorry, I've never heard of anybody doing that. Not sure it's possible.