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Extended Paypal Protection for PowerSellers available now

Friday, March 21st, 2008
Introducing an exclusive offer for eBay PowerSellers – free expanded seller protection for items sold on eBay. You’ll have the same coverage as with the Seller Protection Policy, and more.

What’s improved?

No more confirmed addresses. Your customers can choose any shipping address, which makes checkout easier.

No more coverage limit. The coverage limit under the Seller Protection Policy is $5,000 per year. Expanded seller protection has no annual limit.

Coverage in more places around the world. Coverage is now extended to 190 countries, so you can ship to buyers wherever they are.

What’s not covered?

- Local pickups or deliveries made in person.
- Virtual Terminal or Direct Payment transactions.
- Digital goods, services, or intangible items.

https://www.paypal.com/expandedsellerprotection

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How to offer Seller Eligibility for PayPal Buyer Protection

Friday, November 16th, 2007

PayPal Buyer Protection is designed to help increase buyer confidence on eBay. By accepting PayPal on your eBay listings, your buyers will receive free purchase protection from PayPal on qualified transactions for up to £150

When buyers see PayPal Buyer Protection on your eBay listings, they’ll feel more secure - and place more bids - knowing that their purchases are covered.

To increase your Buyer Protection to £500, you need to verify your paypal account, then link it to your eBay Selling ID.

For the first step to becoming Verified, you must add and your bank account and set up Direct Debit. For Premier and Business accounts only, you will need to complete Supplemental Merchant Information

To become Verified, log in to your PayPal account and click the Unverified link in the Activate Account box on your Account Overview page.

To add your eBay ID’s (up to 8 ID’s can be attached to one paypal account)

Click the My Account tab.
Click the Profile subtab.
Click Auctions located in the Selling Preferences column.
Click Add
Enter your eBay User ID and password.
Click Add

Finally, to ensure the full Buyer protection level is displayed on all listings,

Click the Profile tab
Click Auctions - under the Selling Preferences column
Select the logos you wish to amend by clicking the on/off link

Once all has been set in place, your buyers will have the extra confidence when making purchases from you.

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Check if you are eligible for reduced Paypal fees.

Friday, November 16th, 2007

Depending on the volume of sales, sellers are eligible for discounts on the Paypal Merchant rates.

The standard rates are -

Monthly Sales - Transaction Fee
£0.00 GBP-£1,500.00  3.4% + £0.20
£1,500.01 GBP-£6,000.00 2.9% + £0.20
£6,000.01 GBP-£15,000.00 2.4% + £0.20
£15,000.01 GBP-£55,000.00 1.9% + £0.20
above £55,000.00 1.4% + £0.20

You have to initially apply for reduced rates, but if you then drop below the threshold, the rates will increase. Application is a one-time occurance, if you subsequently increase sales, the rate will automatically drop again.

Login to Paypal > Select Merchant Services from top menu > Select Transaction Fees from the left hand box titled Resources > Under the table of rates is a section marked “How is Eligibility for Merchant Rates determined?”; click the link to check the “Merchant Rate Criteria” > At the bottom of the page is a link to Apply Now.

You enter your details in the form and click submit. You will either be told you are accepted Smile or declined Crying or Very sad

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