(03-07-2013, 03:23 PM)quavis Wrote: OK, But its not required to sell on ebay like you said you HAD to to be a seller. Thats for ebay buyer protection, not Paypal.
no, not buyer protection, seller protection.
as far as paypal is concerned (which is owened by ebay, but nonetheless)
https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/se...learn-more
Seller Protection:
When you are covered:
•Your transaction is marked either eligible or partially eligible. You can check the status on the Transaction Details page.
•Your primary residence, as listed in your PayPal account, is in the United States.
•The item is a physical, tangible good that can be shipped.
For all transactions, keep proof of shipment and delivery that can be tracked online. If your buyer picks the item up in person, or you can't provide traceable proof of delivery, your transaction won’t qualify.
For payments over $250 USD (or local currency equivalent, including shipping and tax) or more, be sure that you have signature confirmation of delivery in addition to proof of shipment
You ship the item to the shipping address listed on the PayPal Transaction Details page. <b>If you’re not selling on eBay, make sure you ship to a Confirmed Address.</b> This means that you’re shipping to an address that PayPal has validated to help reduce chances of fraud.
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ebay, paypal...both.