nathy_87
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Sending money as a gift, but it's charging me an extra 88p.
Edit: Please check the following information before continuing. Fees may apply in case of currency conversion and/or cross-border transactions.
But he is in the UK so how come?
[Edited on 15-05-2012 by nathy_87]
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Mike
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Sending as a gift means you pay the fee rather than the recipient so the 88p is just the fee for that transaction.
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noshua
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Effective from 9 July 2008, PayPal will change its fee structure to make it more attractive for our UK customers to send personal payments. We are pleased to announce that:
* PayPal will not charge a recipient (regardless of their account type) of a PayPal payment if that payment was funded by the sender's bank account or PayPal balance and it is designated a Personal Payment
* PayPal will apply a fee for payments received for Personal Payments or Commercial Payments if such a payment is funded by a credit or debit card, however for Personal Payments funded by a card, the sender will have the option of paying the fees for that payment
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nathy_87
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quote:
Originally posted by noshua
Effective from 9 July 2008, PayPal will change its fee structure to make it more attractive for our UK customers to send personal payments. We are pleased to announce that:
* PayPal will apply a fee for payments received for Personal Payments or Commercial Payments if such a payment is funded by a credit or debit card, however for Personal Payments funded by a card, the sender will have the option of paying the fees for that payment
That's why.
cheers guys. 
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