How to do PayPal "Mass Pay" payments and avoid fees. Read and learn!

[Banned: Pharaoh]

Thanks Stian, great thread!

[smashfactory]

it is a percent- with 1.00 beingg the maximum thresh hold-
also, we were discussngg this on namepros this week- the buyer can NOT use his charge card to fund tthe sale. so if you are doing a sale, and you want the buyer to pay with mass pay, the money has to be in the paypal account already. in other words, no cc chargebacks.

[idevlabs]

Thanks Stian! I've been wondering how to do that but was too lazy to look into it

[scramjet]

Did it once with help from a fellow DNF'er but forgot ... thanks for the refresher.
It worked for XXXX.XX and I was only charged $1.

[Muhammad Mustafa]

thanks a lot for this dude, I didn't notice it before and just tried it, saved a couple of buck.
Very nice

[pcproffenno]

I'm glad so many people have found this information useful. I hope it will save you some bucks in the long run.

[nizamani]

thanks for sharing this feature of paypal!
Is there any solution for receiving small payments on paypal! i have Web Directory where people submit links for 1.8 euros but paypal gets most of the amount from that!

[tristanperry]

PayPal should only take a maximum of 5% in fees (the highest I've paid is around 4.5%) - how come they are taking "most of" that amount?

Could you post the fee breakdown? (When viewing the transaction, press the question mark next to the total fee amount).

[poulos]

nice thread

[arindra]

this sounds interesting .. will have to check out . thanks

[thedomainster]

Very informative, thanks.

[MainstreamDomains]

Wow - after over 6 years with paypal I feel like a noob for just learning that... thanks!

[sumosalesman]

This is very cool to learn about! After being a freebie member for a long time it's good to get started learning the ins and outs of the trade.

[turner67]

thanks for the info