SOLD Cal Custom Big Block valve covers
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71Charger
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Interested.
How much to ship to 95125?
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How much to ship to 95125?
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Priority 63.80 or ground is 52.35 Shipping stuff now is expensive like everything else now. My PayPal is [email protected]
Let me know other people are interested in them. Thanks Paul
Let me know other people are interested in them. Thanks Paul
Send as friends and family or add 4% for the fees. Thanks Paul
71Charger
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Thanks but I’ll pass.
Emptied my mailbox.
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The current fee for a Paypal transaction is 2.9% plus thirty cents (or $154.65 for these valve covers by a U.S. purchaser). For under five bucks, keeping Buyer Protection is more than worth it. Good luck with your sale.
Here's an easy Paypal fee calculator:
https://www.feecalculator.net/#:~:t...transaction fee + fixed $0.30 per transaction.
I don't know were you get you info but last time I had someone pay me with PayPal that's what it was 3.5 % . I quess I might not be perfect but I don't screw anyone. Don't forget shipping cost.is is expensive. Thanks for info.
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My info is from the Paypal User Agreement I've relied on for 15 years since opening my business (which involves shipping my finished work all over the world). The vast majority of my customers use Paypal.
This is a screen shot of part of the current Fee Schedule for US transactions. Note the 4th entry for Goods and Services:
There are other instances where the fee is different (i.e., foreign countries) but I believe those depend on the funding source more than the transaction type itself.
This is a screen shot of part of the current Fee Schedule for US transactions. Note the 4th entry for Goods and Services:
There are other instances where the fee is different (i.e., foreign countries) but I believe those depend on the funding source more than the transaction type itself.
Thanks for info.
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