Let's say you are buying a domain from someone and the price is $125 through PayPal. Would you add the 4% fee if they didn't ask for it? I'm assuming 99.9999999% would say NO. Thanks.
haha .. no I wouldn't and 99% of people don't but I've done a deal with some DP Member (dont remember his name) while paying he added $1 extra for the paypal fees
You assumed right (I think). No, I wouldn't add the fee. No one has ever added the fee when purchasing something from me
i would say no too, if i sell and need them to pay the paypal fess, i say it in my post or make sure paypal fees are paid for when purchased
No, it should be clearly marked in the auction who pays the fees, if not, the seller should absorbe the fees
I agree with the rest. As a seller is is part of doing business and you accept that when you try to sell something. A lot of people will include that in the price they are asking.
Nopes I wont add it myself and generally , no one asks to add the fees . You may share the fee when its toooooo much but i guess this is not the case right now .
when i sell names i make it a point to add the fee this generally means that the buyer pays through paypal balance only and paypal balance is better and more secure than credit card as if there is any scammer then the case goes to paypal and they generally do not do anything as domains are intangible items. if it had been a credit card then the person can anyday get a charge back and paypal refunds themoney without any questions
Another No. Price is price. And according to PayPal Seller pays the fees and I dont want to break their intention
To your example i would not charge the paypal fees, and i waved even more money in the past for cc processor or escrow fees, but generally what it counts is a clear deal When they know it before the deal it's ok, but it's weird to see a surprise "bonus" on their final price Usually the people who are interested will pay a few % more to get the name. When someone is on a tight budjet or a reseller tries to get the price even for few $$ less