How much does paypal make ?

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    Just a general question, how much do you guys think paypal makes a month from the fees it takes from everyone. ?
     
    iAntiSkid, Mar 3, 2012 IP
  2. ilya5000

    ilya5000 Active Member

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    Well they made a total revenue of 4.4 bil for end of 2011.

    4.4bil divide by 12 = aprox 36mill a month.
     
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    an when they block your accounts, they earn the interest, too.
     
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    Huge amount of money.
     
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    zzmorg82 Peon

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    So about 423mill a year :p
     
    zzmorg82, Mar 4, 2012 IP
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    The above stated 400 mil + a year, plus the use of all of our funds and the interest from that use.. quite a lot, lol.
     
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    Paypal funds of users are kept in a non-interest bank account, as required by law.
     
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    Can you please give more information about this? Because I think I read about PayPal earning in interests, somewhere else.
     
    Cucumba123, Mar 7, 2012 IP