Posts Tagged ‘PayPal’

Do you sell eBooks? Meet PDF Stamper

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PDF stamper will stamp and edit your PDF files on the fly with any information you want. Imagine, you’re an eBook seller and you are able to stamp your PDF file with the customer name and email as soon as (s)he purchases from you.

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Want to send a PayPal refund after 60 days? Here’s how…

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PayPal normally allow 60 days of time for a seller to refund the payment to the buyer. What if one has legitimate reasons to do a refund after 60 days? How can he do so without losing his transaction fee?Learn How.

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[Pic] PayPal has a staggering 221 million accounts!

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Picture. PayPal has a staggering 221 million accounts and counting.

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How to customize PayPal payment pages and where can we find https location to store PayPal header image?

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PayPal gives an option for its Premier/Business account holders to customize payment pages. Using customization one can replace the email id displayed on top of payment pages with the company/website logo. This can make the whole look-and-feel more professional. where can we find a free https server (also known as SSL server) to store PayPal images? SSLPic

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17 points every PayPal account holder should know.

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If you have a PayPal account and find yourself struggling checking out their plans, fees, TOS etc then the following points are must read for you. I have discussed points for noobs as well as some money saving tips while using Paypal. Money Saving Tip: If you are a premier/business account holder and have a good standing with PayPal you can apply for merchant rates. Merchant rates attracts lower fee than normal premier/business accounts rates. To qualify for merchant rates you should have received more than $3,000.00 USD in PayPal payments in the previous calendar month.

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