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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: poole bay on April 12, 2011, 09:32:44 pm
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Why does paypal not have a pay now button it comes up with others like buy now and I wanted to add it to my website any one done this does it have to be a bussiness account to have pay now on the site
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there should be drop down menu when you select buy now you change it to pay now
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Stu, how much does paypal charge you, and how easy is it to translate payments into cash; or do you just buy stuff from e-bay with your payments?
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I can't remember the exact charges I will check, cheaper than collecting though and probably cheaper than banking cheques.
you just transfer the money to your account it takes around three days
I also offer bacs and that is preferred
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I have a donate paypal button
www.deantabernerwindowcleaning.com
With them donating and not paying it means that it is tax free.
Dean.
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I have a donate paypal button
www.deantabernerwindowcleaning.com
With them donating and not paying it means that it is tax free.
Dean.
are you being serious Dean, I can see on the site you have the donate button, but that is supposed to be for charity's ??? sorry I mean are you being serious about the tax free bit. :o
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I have a donate paypal button
www.deantabernerwindowcleaning.com
With them donating and not paying it means that it is tax free.
Dean.
Dean, you need to get rid of Formby, mate; serious. I'd also check with your accountant about the tax status of what your customers 'donate' to you for cleaning their windows. ;D
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Haha,
No stu I'm not being serious :-D
Tosh there's nothing wrong with formby.
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;D ;D that is ok then, I was going to say you are nuts ;D
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mmm I have just been having a dig round the paypal site and it looks like you can't get a pay now option for the button, I have one on my site. so I suppose Dean using the donate button makes sense, It used to give you a pay now option
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Yeah that's right stu,
The pay now button wasn't an option for me.
The donate button works fine though and there have been no problems so far.
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Why does paypal not have a pay now button it comes up with others like buy now and I wanted to add it to my website any one done this does it have to be a bussiness account to have pay now on the site
There is a paypal pay now facility and button that you can put on your site. Have a search through the paypal site, if you can't find it i have a script which was produced for dreamweaver which does this, i'm sure i got it from the pay pal site though.
Downside is that paypal charge you sometyhing like 40 pence for every transaction.
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Stu, how much does paypal charge you, and how easy is it to translate payments into cash; or do you just buy stuff from e-bay with your payments?
You just transfer your paypal balance to your bank account, a few simple mouse clicks. Paypal charges about 40 pence per transaction.
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that is annoying though as I need to add a few options to my pay now buttons but it looks like I can't add any more now ???
the bonus with donate button is they input what they owe, but it just doesn't good to me
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Stu, how much does paypal charge you, and how easy is it to translate payments into cash; or do you just buy stuff from e-bay with your payments?
You just transfer your paypal balance to your bank account, a few simple mouse clicks. Paypal charges about 40 pence per transaction.
they stopped charging to withdraw money, it used to be free if over £50 but now any amount is free to withdraw
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Stu, how much does paypal charge you, and how easy is it to translate payments into cash; or do you just buy stuff from e-bay with your payments?
You just transfer your paypal balance to your bank account, a few simple mouse clicks. Paypal charges about 40 pence per transaction.
they stopped charging to withdraw money, it used to be free if over £50 but now any amount is free to withdraw
Yeah, sorry i meant they charge 40 pence per customer who pays you through it.
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ok the exact fee for receiving is 3.4% plus 20pence under £1500
just seen you last reply mikecam :D but yes it is pennys
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You dont want a donate button, you want input boxes so that customers typr in their name, address and amount, and then a "pay now" button.
I struggled with this a few months ago, but I perfected it, use the code I used:
http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=102591.msg872258#msg872258