Does PayPal take a cut on your earnings?

[DylanFNBTV]

I read you're post. i was just telling you when the do take money. but i don't know if making money off of ads counts as selling since you're making money off of it.

Mm, well it kinda comes under providing a services, but networks pay paypal fees.

 

[Invisible]

Networks (i guess all of them) pays the fees when send you payments (you get the exact amount to PayPal as on your network balance).

But you pay the fee on withdrawal (at least for internationals for sure, not sure how for US citizens) + PayPal "auto convert" money to your local currency with their crappy currency conversion rates when you withdraw money - you can call it a fee too :|

 

[UnReaL]

I got official answer, paypal takes 2% of the earnings when you are not in the same country your network is

 

[Invisible]

I got official answer, paypal takes 2% of the earnings when you are not in the same country your network is

I get exact same amount of $ into my PayPal as i see on my network dashboard. And im in the opposite side of the world from my network[DOUBLEPOST=1370697166,1370696769][/DOUBLEPOST]All the fees and losses comes when thing comes to withdrawal. - PayPal currency auto conversion to local currency on withdrawal process at a bad rates + flat fee for each withdrawal process (not big though - 2 euro)

 

[Flammy]

Do they take a fee if transferring funds to a bank account?

 

[UnReaL]

Do they take a fee if transferring funds to a bank account?

Answer I got from partner-support : No but the minimum amount of money to transfer (for no fee) is 150$[DOUBLEPOST=1370725725,1370725698][/DOUBLEPOST]

I get exact same amount of $ into my PayPal as i see on my network dashboard. And im in the opposite side of the world from my network[DOUBLEPOST=1370697166,1370696769][/DOUBLEPOST]All the fees and losses comes when thing comes to withdrawal. - PayPal currency auto conversion to local currency on withdrawal process at a bad rates + flat fee for each withdrawal process (not big though - 2 euro)

I don't know , I mentioned what partner-support told me : /

 

[Invisible]

I don't know , I mentioned what partner-support told me : /

Maybe (most likely) they pay that 2% fee on their side for us. But our balances are not affected with that
I can't tell if all the networks doing same, at least Fullscreen dashboard balance and PayPal payment are equal numbers from what i can see.[DOUBLEPOST=1370740819,1370740776][/DOUBLEPOST]

Do they take a fee if transferring funds to a bank account?

At least what PayPal claims on withdrawal page - there is no fee to Withdraw funds to your bank account (for US only) - but the best can answer that question would be a person who live in US and doing withdrawals to his bank account.

Fee i mentioned (equal to 2 euro) is to withdraw funds to Credit Card (Internationally)
p. s. There is another limit - up to 500$ per each withdrawal, 1 withdrawal per day allowed. For example if you need to withdraw 2.000$ it will take 4 days (500$ each day). This limit is for personal account type (when withdraw to Credit Card), i do not know if this limit stands when PayPal account is upgraded to Premier or to Business account type.

 

[Tarmack]

There is an awful lot of misinformation in this thread. LOL.

How about y'all read up on it from the source. Paypal makes money on every transaction. Sometimes it's the sender, sometimes it's the receiver who pays. Sometimes it's just when you try to turn it into bank account cash. If you have the option for your network to deposit straight to an account, use it.

Google "Paypal Fees" and pick the paypal help center. (BTW, it's absolutely ridiculous that established forum members can't post links anymore.)

 

[Invisible]

There is an awful lot of misinformation in this thread. LOL.

At least i stand for my words on my messages what i have said its true, if there is misinformation in my messages in this topic please point it [DOUBLEPOST=1370837214,1370836550][/DOUBLEPOST](im only not sure if the networks pays fees ot PayPal so im not sure about my first sentence in my first message in this topic)
What i have said about withdrawals to Credit Card and about forced currency auto conversion and about 500$ limit a day is true.

By googling "Paypal Fees" we wont easily find 500$ daily withdrawal limit, and about forced currency auto conversation... at least not on their official page, but more on users complains and issues on various internet websites/forums.