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Replied
by
gold
on
08-Nov-2009
09:22
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issy..
did
you
let
the
seller
know
of
their
mistake
and/or
report
the
listing
to
admin.
I
would
message
the
seller
first,
they
may
not
realise
they
are
breaking
the
rules.
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Replied
by
issabelladesignstudio
on
08-Nov-2009
10:00
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1977104)
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I
might
just
do
that
,
was
a
bit
upset
at
first
then
thought
'their
loss'
but
yeah
it
might
work
,
tah
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Replied
by
molliesattic
on
08-Nov-2009
10:16
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1977112)
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There
should
be
a
report
button
for
ppl
displaying
paypal
accepted
but
then
having
over
a
certain
amount
or
have
an
additional
fee
for
its
use.
They
have
lost
my
purchases.
Was
bitten
once
and
had
the
payment
rejected
and
an
email
with
their
bank
account
details.
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Replied
by
bulkbabe
on
08-Nov-2009
10:22
(Ref
1977117)
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Direct
deposit
doesnt
hurt
c&d
they
are
probably
$1
mags
&
buyers
should
in
general
be
considering
the
costs
imposed
to
seller
by
pp
etc
thats
crap
rules
made
by
pp
who
seem
to
get
away
to
anything
its
immoral
&
un
aust
to
impose
those
restrictions
on
those
offering
this
service
&
you
dont
see
same
for
eftpos
etc
pp
requires
investigating
im
gonna
even
say
this,
not
re
op
any
buyer
who
pays
by
pp
for
$1
or
close
to
is....whatever....is
inconsiderate &
thats putting
it
nicely,
but
maybe
some
sellers
have
created
&
fed
all
this
by
having
$1
items
I
saw
someone
with
a
$1
yesterday
&
it
was
AU
freepost,
which
would
cost
them
55
cent
to
send,
take
off
fees
&
theres
hardly
anything
left
for
seller
&
they
only
had
those
couple
things
at
same
price,
so
it
was
not
a
shop
attraction
thing
to
get
customers
in
I
cannot
even
figure
out
why
go
to
the
trouble
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Replied
by
molliesattic
on
08-Nov-2009
10:25
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1977121)
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Depending
on
the
bank
used
,
direct
deposit
can
attract
other
fees.
The
bank
used
is
not
always
displayed
until
its
payment
time.
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Replied
by
bulkbabe
on
08-Nov-2009
10:32
(Ref
1977136)
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I
dont
know
any
bank
that
charges
for
deposits
c&d
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Replied
by
molliesattic
on
08-Nov-2009
10:36
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1977141)
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Some
internet
banking
deposits
attract
fees
to
certain
banks.
Anyway
had
my
opinion
about
paypal
Logo
being
displayed
Hope
they
accepted
it
for
you
issabelladesignstudio
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Replied
by
cut-out-signs
on
08-Nov-2009
10:37
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1977143)
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Ummm
am
I
missing
something
here???
I
thought
PP
was
optional
here.
Where
does
it
say
that
I
have
to
offer
PP
to
everyone.
I
personaly
refuse
to
use
or
offer
PP
when
I
do
sell
things
here.
I
cant
see
a
problem
with
offering
it
to
ONLY
overseas
buyers.
Anyways
I
dont
offer
it
and
refuse
to
use
it
(I
have
my
reasons).
People
wont
buy
if
you
dont
offer
PP
and
if
you
do
they
complain
you
are
asking
to
much
for
your
items
because
you
had
to
bump
the
price
up
to
cover
PP
costs.
ANyway
thats
my
2
cents
worth.
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Replied
by
skintec
on
08-Nov-2009
10:40
(Ref
1977147)
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......and
to
pay
$1.00
by
Paypal
using
e-check
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Replied
by
boo512
on
08-Nov-2009
11:05
(Ref
1977166)
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Ummm
am
I
missing
something
here???
Yes
you
are.
Paypal
IS
optional
here.
The
issue
is
not
that
the
seller
didn't
offer
Paypal,
but
that
they
DO
offer
Paypal
on
their
listings
AND
they
display
the
Paypal
logo
to
show
they
accept
Paypal,
but
they
then
restrict
its
use
to
overseas
buyers
only.
Oztion
rules
say
that
if
you
select
Paypal
as
a
payment
option
and
display
the
logo
to
show
you
accept
Paypal,
then
you
MUST
accept
it
for
ALL
buyers,
you
can't
pick
and
choose.
If
you
wish
to
restrict
Paypal,
you
cannot
list
it
as
a
payment
option
and
must
not
display
the
Paypal
logo,
but
can
add
a
line
in
your
payment
terms
to
the
effect
that
Paypal
is
also
available
under
certain
circumstances.
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Replied
by
bulkbabe
on
08-Nov-2009
11:12
(Ref
1977169)
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Oztion
rules
its
paypals
rules
not
oz
c&d
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by
cut-out-signs
on
08-Nov-2009
11:12
(Ref
1977172)
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Ooh
OK
seems
I
was
missing
something.
Thanks
for
that.
I
dont
/
wont
use
it
so
thats
why
I
never
bothered
about
looking
into
the
finer
details.
I
knew
someone
would
set
me
straight.
Cheers
for
that!
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Replied
by
issabelladesignstudio
on
08-Nov-2009
11:18
(Ref
1977177)
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As
usual
BB
you
go
of
on
a
tangent
,
if
you
accept
PayPal
then
accept
all
payments
,
Sellers
can
open
a
Micro
account
for
under
$10
transactions
and
still
provide
their
buyers
with
another
option
to
pay,
which
if
I'm
right
you
do
don't
you
?
So
why
the
whining
?
BB
When
you
signed
up
with
PP
you
agreed
to
their
Terms
,
so
why
use
it
when
you
obviously
have
an
issue
with
it
?
I
have
lots
of
buyers
who
pay
via
PP
for
small
amounts
,
Thank
you
Buyers
your
most
welcome
to
do
so
,
any
seller
who
wants
to
whinge
about
buyers
paying
via
PP
for
small
amounts
may
need
to
reconsider
their
buyers
payment
options.
The
topic
was
about
breaching
PayPal
policies
,
and
loosing
out
on
possible
sales
.
But
perhaps
some
Sellers
don't
care
,
yet
are
the
first
to
come
in
and
whine
about
lack
of
sales.
I
have
no
intention
of
reporting
the
Seller
,
but
I
will
drop
them
a
message
as
it's
quite
possible
that
should
they
reject
a
payment
via
PP
,
they
can
be
reported
to
PP
and
loose
their
account
,
something
they
may
not
be
aware
of.
Now
I'm
off
to
go
shopping
and
fingers
crossed
will
have
no
further
issues
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by
claireabby-1
on
08-Nov-2009
11:31
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1977186)
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Hi
issabelladesignstudio I
also
have
a
lot
of
buyers
who
pay
via
paypal
with
small
amounts,
which
I
accept
its
all
part
of
selling
on
line.
I
have
also
paid
for
a few
items of
small
cost
this
way
and
no
one
has
ever
complained.
If
seller's
don't
want
to
use
PayPal
they
should
like
has
been
suggested,
take
it
off
their
listing
and
add
a
note,
to
contact
them.
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Replied
by
calostemma
on
08-Nov-2009
11:59
(Ref
1977202)
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Paypal
charges
Who
$1.00
for
e-check?
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Replied
by
must-have
on
08-Nov-2009
12:05
(Ref
1977212)
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As
I
see
it,
I
offer
Bank
Deposit
on
every
item,
therefore
I
cannot
(for
whatever
reason)
then
tell
a
buyer
'No
not
on
this
item'
the
point
is
if
I
offer
it
on
a
listing
then
I
have
to
accept
it.
Nothing
to
do
with
the
company
being
used,
like
a
bank.
I
also
offer
Paymate
on
every
listing,
even
if
$1
or
less,
too
much
bother
to
take
it
off
some
and
leave
on
others,
although
it
can
be
done.
Howver
I
do
point
out
that
I
pay
my
sellers
fees
to
Paymate
as
the
fees
are
shared
between
the
buyer
and
seller.
It
still
allows
a
buyer
to
pay
using
a
plastic
card
account.
Just
a
hint
about
bank
accounts,
I
post
on
the
terms
that
I
use
ANZ
so
there
is
no
mistake
about
which
bank
I
use.
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Replied
by
varietyonline
on
08-Nov-2009
12:07
(Ref
1977215)
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hi-ya.if
the
logo
is
shown
then
sellers
should
accept
any
amount
no
restrictions(i
do)and
as
a
buyer
i
look
for
sellers
with
this
to
spend
my
paypal
money
from
my
buyers.nathaniel
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Replied
by
bulkbabe
on
08-Nov-2009
14:39
(Ref
1977369)
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funny
how
the
smaller
bm
shops
say
eptpos
min
$20
to
use
it
c&d
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Replied
by
pet-mad
on
08-Nov-2009
14:54
(Ref
1977390)
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If
Paypal
is
offered,
it
is
against
PP's
policies
for
sellers
to
discrimiante
against
buyers.
If
it
is
offered
for
one
customer
then
it
must
be
offered
for
all.
Sellers
who
offer
PP
could
look
in
to
getting
a
second
PP
account
(micro
account)
The
fees
are
calculated
differently
and
it
is
cost
effective
for
transactions
under
$10.
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Replied
by
shazy2008
on
08-Nov-2009
16:49
(Ref
1977493)
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What's
eftpos
got
to
do
with
it
BB?
We
also
had
a
minimum
purchase
amount
to
use
it
as
the
fees
for
having
that
thing
are
massive.
It's
not
illegal.
It's
also
not
illegal
to
add
a
fee
for
paypal
usage
either,
it's
just
an
Oztion
rule.
Probably
something
to
do
with
adding
extra
costs
after
purchase,
which
is
understandable.
You
just
have
to
price
your
items
to
cover
it.
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Replied
by
karenrose
on
08-Nov-2009
20:38
(Ref
1977758)
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Can
somebody
please
point
me
to
where
OZtion
have
written
any
stipulations
regarding
the
use
of
Paypal?
I
can't
find
them
anywhere.
My
understanding
is
that
the
rule
against
requiring
a
minimum
sale
amount,
or
surcharges,
for
using
Paypal
was
initially
imposed
by
eBay
to
increase
Paypal
use.
Minimum
sale
amounts
and
surcharges
are
referred
to
in
Paypal's
User
Agreement,
under
Seller
Discouragement
Policy.
Paypal
specify
that
these
things
are
not
permitted
on
your
eBay
listing
or
your
own
website
only.
Not
other
venues!
I
do
use
and
offer
Paypal
because
I
buy
and
sell
overseas.
I
request
a
minimum
sale
amount
for
Australian
buyers
using
Paypal,
because
their
fees
are
damned
high.
For
the
same
reason,
I
wouldn't
dream
of
paying
an
Australian
seller
for
a
$2
item
with
Paypal.
I'd
like
to
think
I'm
a
bit
more
considerate
than
that.
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Replied
by
shazy2008
on
08-Nov-2009
21:16
(Ref
1977867)
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Credit
Card
Surcharges:
Sellers
may
not
charge
surcharges
for
receiving
payments
unless
the
item
was
paid
for
by
credit
card.
Merchants
are
allowed
to
recoup
the
cost
of
merchant
service
fees
directly
from
consumers
who
purchased
using
a
credit
card.
If
a
merchant
does
decide
to
impose
a
surcharge
they
must
clearly
state
in
the
payment
instructions
that
a
credit
card
fee
will
apply
and
the
amount
of
the
fee.
Other
costs
associated
with
receiving
payments
cannot
be
added
to
the
final
price.
Copied
from
the
Listing
Policies
page
http://www.oztion.com.au/content/0012005/help/Sell/listingpolicies.aspx
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Replied
by
karenrose
on
09-Nov-2009
03:01
(Ref
1978170)
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Thanks
shazy2008.
I
had
actually
seen
the
rule
regarding
surcharges,
but
I
was
more
curious
about
the
comments
in
an
earlier
posting
which
said
that
Oztion
rules
specified
that
if
you
offered
Paypal
you
had
to
make
it
available
to
everyone.
I
certainly
hadn't
seen
anything
along
those
lines
in
the
Listing
Policy.
It
would
appear
that
there
are
no
Paypal-specific
rules
on
Oztion.
And
as
Paypals
own
rules
do
not
prohibit
a
seller
from
being
selective
regarding
its
use
on
a
site
such
as
this,
that
then
becomes
a
business/personal
decision
for
the
seller.
I
personally
offer
Paypal
for
overseas
buyers
and
for
amounts
over
$15.
If
this
has
cost
me
possible
sales,
then
so
be
it.
Better
a
lost
sale
than
a
loss!
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Replied
by
ejholden
on
09-Nov-2009
04:00
(Ref
1978179)
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karenrose
I
suggest
you
contact
Admin
....
There
is written
policy
that
states
you
must
comply
with
the
Paypal
terms
of
agreement
...
However,
OZtion
Admin
have
stated
what
has
been
mentioned
above
(there
is
something
on
a
forum
somewhere)
which
basically
paraphrased
is:
If
you
select
Paypal
as
a
payment
method,
the
logo
will
automatically
appear.
HOWEVER,
if
you
do
this
you
are
obliged
to
accept
Paypal
on
any
transaction
regardless
of
$
value.
If
you
wish
to
only
accept
Paypal
for
certain
amounts,
then
you
don't
tick
Paypal
as
an
option
(and
therefore
the
logo
does
not
show)
but
you
place
a
statement
in
your
payment
terms
to
the
effect
that
Paypal
may
be
available
for
purchases
over
a
certain
amount.
Note:
If
you
don't
tick
the
Paypal
option,
then
the
Paypal
autopay
system
won't
work
....
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Replied
by
oz-sparkle
on
10-Nov-2009
11:10
(Ref
1979678)
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The
day
I
can't
afford
to
sell
a
one
dollar
item
and
have
the
buyer
pay
with
pp
is
the
day
I
will
remove
pp
logo
from
my
options.
In
the
meantime
I
leave
it
there
because
most
of
my
buyers
prefer
pp,
I
wouldn't
have
had
my
last
5
sales
if
I
didn't.
do
I
think
it
is
ridiculous
that
a
buyer
sent
an
echeck
for
a
$1
something
purchase?
Absolutely.
But
I'll
wait
till
Friday
or
Monday
for
it
to
clear
and
then
post.
Perhaps
they
don't
have
netbanking
or
access
to
a
b
&
m
st.
george.
Not
to
worry
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