- Apr 3, 2007
- 598
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i bought some kicks from a dude tody and he said "send the money as a gift to avoid fees" that was crap! i still had to pay fees. is this new cuz dude was sure I wouldnt have to pay fees
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Originally Posted by s dubl
if you use paypal balance you wont pay fees either....
but if he decides to scam you, you're basically screwed because you sent him a "gift". I hope the seller is trusted and reputable?
Originally Posted by s dubl
if you use paypal balance you wont pay fees either....
but if he decides to scam you, you're basically screwed because you sent him a "gift". I hope the seller is trusted and reputable?
Originally Posted by s dubl
if you use paypal balance you wont pay fees either....
but if he decides to scam you, you're basically screwed because you sent him a "gift". I hope the seller is trusted and reputable?
Originally Posted by s dubl
if you use paypal balance you wont pay fees either....
but if he decides to scam you, you're basically screwed because you sent him a "gift". I hope the seller is trusted and reputable?
Originally Posted by s dubl
if you use paypal balance you wont pay fees either....
but if he decides to scam you, you're basically screwed because you sent him a "gift". I hope the seller is trusted and reputable?
Originally Posted by s dubl
if you use paypal balance you wont pay fees either....
but if he decides to scam you, you're basically screwed because you sent him a "gift". I hope the seller is trusted and reputable?
Originally Posted by RATxAxTAT
Once you become "premier" there are no fees for gifts.
Premier is just basically you providing 2 out of 3 verifications and what not which is like bank account, social security, and something else.
Originally Posted by RATxAxTAT
Once you become "premier" there are no fees for gifts.
Premier is just basically you providing 2 out of 3 verifications and what not which is like bank account, social security, and something else.