Do You Sell Using PayPal? Here are some tools that will make your life easier!

Hi, I made a list of useful PayPal tools for those who use PayPal frequently. Why? Well, because that's what DP is about! Plus it's 7:20pm and it's raining outside It's my "rainy day" project

1. 
   [*]E-Junkie (http://www.e-junkie.com)
   
   Makes the sale of digital (and physical) items MUCH easier: you can even host your files on their servers: buttons are automatically generated, and every sale is made on autopilot. Awesome!
   
   
   [*]PayPal Calculator (http://www.ppcalc.com)
   
   It's a PayPal fees calculator: let's you calculate how much you'd have to pay PayPal in fees. I use it all the time!
   
   
   [*]PayPal Payment Button Generator (http://www.obrador.com/ipnwizard/ButtonCreator.htm)
   
   PayPal payment button generator - not necessary if you use e-junkie.
   
   
   [*]PayPal Storefront Widget Generator (http://storefront.paypallabs.com/authenticate/review)
   
   Let's you build a store widget integrated with PayPal. Great for blogs!
   
   
   [*]Facebook "Request Money" App (http://x.com/fb_requestMoney.htm)
   
   Request money from your buddies in Facebook. Neat if you're a Facebook marketer!

That's it for now. I'll keep looking for tools the rest of the evening and update this post if I find anything worthwhile.

Cheers!

 

Hi,
LOL post

But the domain (the last one) X.COM, damn, that must be a mmmmmmmmmmmmooooonnnnneeeey domain

If they sell that than wow

 

but it's not a proper domain - how did they manage to do that?

 

Cool stuff.. thanks for contributing to the community.. +ve rep given

 

Thanks very useful indeed.

 

E-Junky sounds good.

 

X.com belongs to paypal since I don't know how long. When they started out, that was their domain.

It's over 15 years old, PR5, and if they sold it, I think it'd be on the mid-high $xxx,xxx

 

I used to use the fee calculator all the time when pricing stuff I sold on ebay. Even donated $5 to say thanks.

 

Yeah, I like donating too.

 

In the early ages of domain names, 1 character domains were allowed.

Plus, you can pay ICANN to get a custom domain, like, for example, ilike.you

 

hmmmm.. I never knew that, where is that info, from ICANN?

 

I guess some of these tools will be useful for those who need the help. I use the paypal calculator when I need to be a little bit more accurate in sending funds. But as far as the paypal button generator why use that when they have it in your paypal account. I guess not many people explore their paypal account to see what is available to them.

 

Read it here:

http://www.computing.co.uk/computing/news/2220163/icann-opens-door-custom-domains

or here:

http://thewebdesignjournal.com/2008/06/icann-does-it-again-custom-internet-domain-suffixes-approved/