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Secure Card Reader for PayPal (Known as VT Swipe). PayPal seems to have finally designed a credit card reader merchants can use to plug into their computers (via USB). This easy-to-use card reader plugs directly into your computer’s USB drive, and provides maximum security for all your face-to-face transactions. Use it anywhere you have a computer, internet access, and your customer’s card in hand. One quick swipe captures your customer’s name, card number, expiration date, and card type – they’re all posted automatically to your PayPal Virtual Terminal order form.
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PayPal have announce the launch a
stand-alone UK credit card with leading finance provider, GE Money. The new
credit card makes it easy to shop on the web and on the high street. The PayPal
Mastercard carries no annual fee. The card also offers a free ID theft helpline
and an internet fraud guarantee. Applicants also benefit from an instant
decision. Credit Card customers will be able to use their cards to make payments
through PayPal’s online money transfer services although customers’ card
accounts will stand-alone and separate from users’ existing online PayPal
electronic money accounts*.For
more information on the PayPal Credit Card vault
* Please note that when making purchases online using
PayPal (with any registered Credit Card details, including the PayPal Credit
Card), you are not protected by Section
75 of the Consumer Credit Act although you may be able to initiate a
chargeback through the card issuer, qualify for protection under the PayPal
Buyer Protection Policy or be able to invoke the PayPal Buyer Complaints
Policy. The PayPal Credit Card is issued by GE Capital Bank Ltd trading as GE
Money. Registered in England 1456283. Registered Office: 6 Agar Street,
London, WC2N 4HR. The advertiser is PayPal (Europe) Ltd. Registered in England
4056498.
PayPal
go Moblie You can use your mobile phone to securely send money and make
payments within the U.S. and Canada. To use PayPal mobile, you must activate
your mobile phone. Activating your phone requires setting a secure mobile PIN
and confirming phone ownership. Activate
your phone now. You can send your payment either through text message to the
PayPal mobile short code 729725 (PAYPAL) or by calling the automated voice
system at 1-800-4PAYPAL. OUR WARNING MOBILE USE MY BE INSECURE.
PayPal has made your customers’ shopping experience even
easier than before.
With a recent improvement to Website PaymentsPayPal no longer requires new buyers to create a PayPalaccount when they send you payments.
Buyers who visit your website can pay for an item without signing up to PayPal.
Once the payment is complete, they can decide whether to save their information
and sign up to PayPal
for future purchases. That makes the process smoother,
resulting in more completed sales and more satisfied customers.
People are talking about this exciting feature. For more details on our improved
checkout
The
new checkout feature applies to Website Payments (Buy Now Buttons, Donations, PayPal Shopping Cart), and Request Money and Invoicing. The feature is
available to UK Premier and Business accounts. To turn this feature on or off,
go to your Profile and click the Website Payments Preferences link under the
Selling Preferences column. It is not currently available for items purchased
directly on eBay.co.uk
PayPal
information: We are pleased to announce that
eBay's acquisition of PayPal is complete. PayPal's shareholders approved
the transaction on October 3, 2002, and PayPal and eBay are now working
together on a common goal: to help our buyers and sellers trade online.
Bank Account Format Change
Notice Date: July 24, 2003 Effective Date: September 5, 2003
Starting on September 1, 2003, non-U.S.members who attached a Mexican bank
account to their PayPal account on or before July 17, 2003 are required to
update their PayPal accounts with the new 18-digit bank account number format
(known as the "Codigo Cuenta Cliente" or CLABE), in accordance with
Central Bank of Mexico regulations. Members who do not make the required changes
by September 1, 2003 may be subject to the automatic removal of their bank
account number from their PayPal account.
PayPalSurcharging Policy Update Notice Date:
July 10, 2003 Effective Date: July 25, 2003
PayPal's
No Surcharge Policy has been updated to clarify when surcharging may
occur in the United Kingdom. Section V of the Payments (Sending, Receiving, and
Withdrawals) Policy describes the conditions under which sellers residing in the
UK and listing items for sale on a UK-based website may impose a surcharge (a
fee to the buyer for accepting credit card payments).
The conditions are:
Both the buyer and the seller reside in the United
Kingdom;
The purchase price is paid in Pounds Sterling;
The surcharge imposed by the seller is no greater than
is necessary to recover the receiving fees incurred by the seller; and The
seller clearly indicates to the buyer prior to the buyer's submission of a
bid or (in non-auction transactions) prior to the completion of the purchase
that a sucharge will be incurred, and the amount of the surcharge
PayPal
continues to discourage surcharging as it believes it
is detrimental to both buyers and sellers. We will continue to evaluate the
effects and incidences of surcharging on our community over the coming months
and may continue to revise our policies on this issue in the future.
User Agreement Update
Notice Date: June 26, 2003 Effective Date: June 26, 2003
Updated the main body of the User Agreement to incorporate minor edits and the
following other changes: a) removed redundant section 14, additional term; b)
Included new dispute resolution information to Section 17, Disclosures; c) Added
part e to section 7.2, Restricted Activities; and d) edited information about
the FDIC Pass-Through Insurance in section 2.1, Agency Relationship. Clarified
Section D, Information Security, of the Privacy Policy to emphasize that PayPal
will not ask for private information in emails or websites with a URL that does
not begin with https://www.paypal.com. Updated Electronic Fund Transfer Rights
and Error Resolution Policy. Updated Section 2a, Non-U.S. Member Electronic
Transfers, of the Payments (Sending, Receiving, and Withdrawals) Policy to
include to include Sweden, Switzerland, Norway as countries eligible to add
funds by electronic transfer. Updated daily transaction limit in Section 5,
Other Terms and Conditions, of the Debit Card Policy.
User Agreement Update
Notice Date: June 4, 2003 Effective Date: June 4, 2003
Updated Section 4, Non-U.S. Use, of the main User Agreement to include Austria,
Belgium, and Switzerland in the list of countries that may withdraw funds to a
local bank account.
User Agreement Update
Notice Date: May 15, 2003 Effective Date: May 15, 2003
Added section 4.ix, Volume Composition, to the Merchant Referral Bonus section
of the Bonus Policy.
User Agreement Update
Notice Date: May 7, 2003 Effective Date: May 7, 2003
Updated Section 10 of the main User Agreement to state that any redemption
points stored in your PayPal account are forfeit on account closure.
User Agreement Update
Notice Date: May 1, 2003 Effective Date: May 1, 2003
Added Malls section to Acceptable Use Policy.
User Agreement Update
Notice Date: April 25, 2003 Effective Date: April 25, 2003
Updated Section d. of the Fees Policy to reflect that we no longer charge to add
funds from a non-U.S. bank account. Updated entire User Agreement to reflect
site-wide terminology changes: International accounts are now referred to by the
country name when possible (e.g. "Canadian Account") and as "Non-U.S.
Accounts" when it is not possible. This change was made to clarify for all
of our users which specific instructions and terms refer to them. Updated
sections 1.a and 2.a of the Payments (Sending, Receiving, Withdrawing) Policy to
clarify that PayPal makes two small deposits for Verification on adding a U.S.
bank account, to include further information on changing your default funding
method, and to remove the fee associated with bank account transfers in Germany
and the Netherlands. Added a Bonus Policy to the User Agreement, consolidating
the previously separate terms of the New Account and Refer-A-Friend Bonuses.
User Agreement Update
Notice Date: April 19, 2003 Effective Date: April 19, 2003
Clarified main User Agreement to clearly state that PayPal is not available to
minors under 18. Updated Section 2.i.b of the Payments (Sending, Receiving,
Withdrawing) Policy to reflect correct returned ACH fees for International bank
accounts.
Information supplied by PayPal (March 13, 2003) Acceptable
Use Policy. (not allowed to sell a lot
of items)
Effective Date: March 13, 2003
PayPal has added an Acceptable
Use Policy to the User Agreement to further clarify items which may be sold
using PayPal, and items which may be sold or advertised on websites listed in
the PayPal Shops directory. PayPal customers are ultimately responsible for
making sure that the transactions they enter into using PayPal are legal. While
the Acceptable Use Policy is primarily a clarification of existing PayPal
policies, in our attempt to find the right balance between serving the needs of
our diverse customer base while at the same time minimizing our financial risks,
it was necessary to introduce some additional limitations on the use of PayPal.
The Acceptable Use Policy will replace the PayPal Shops Allowable Goods and
Services Guidebook.
The Acceptable Use Policy below will take immediate effect for all accounts who
sign up on or after March 13, 2003. All accounts who signed up prior to March
13, 2003 will have 60 days to comply with any new terms and conditions in the
Acceptable Use Policy below. These accounts must continue to abide by the
previous terms of the PayPal User Agreement and associated Policies during the
60-day grace period. As always, there will be no grace period for compliance
with regard to any activity that is believed to be illegal.
Information supplied by PayPal (14 November 2002)
Instant Coming Soon: Accept Multiple Currencies for PayPal Website Payments
Many website sellers have requested the ability to accept payments
in currencies other than U.S. Dollars (USD). As a result, in mid-November
PayPal will be extending multiple currency support to support for four
additional currencies: Canadian Dollars (C$), Euros (€), Pounds Sterling
(£), and Japanese Yen (¥).
To create a new payment button in your desired currency, choose
one of the five supported currencies from the "Currencies" drop-down menu
in the PayPal Button Factory.
To convert an existing payment button, just add one line of HTML
code to the payment button to indicate the currency of the payment. For
example, if your currency of choice is Euros, the currency_code line below
should be added to the button's HTML code:
Use the following "currency_code" values to specify the currency
of your payment:
"CAD" Canadian Dollar (C$)
"EUR" Euro (€)
"GBP" Pounds Sterling (£)
"JPY" Japanese Yen (¥)
"USD" US Dollar ($)
Note: If you only accept U.S. Dollar ($) payments, you do not need
to update your payment buttons. If the currency_code for a payment button
is omitted, the default currency will be U.S. Dollars.
Additional information will be available after we launch this feature.
Information supplied by PayPal
Instant Starting on October 9, to increase the ease of conducting
international transactions, PayPal will begin to support transactions in
multiple currencies. The initial roll-out of Multiple Currencies will give
PayPal account holders the option of sending and receiving their payments
in Pounds Sterling or Euros, as well as U.S. Dollars.
When the Multiple Currencies feature is launched, sellers
will be able to choose the currencies in which they would like to conduct
business by setting up their Payment Receiving Preferences. Sellers will
continue to transact only in U.S. Dollars unless they elect to accept Euro
and/or Pound Sterling payments.
Sellers who choose to receive payments in multiple
currencies will have the option of maintaining separate balances for each
currency in their PayPal account, or automatically converting all payments
they receive into a single currency.
We wanted to notify you about upcoming modifications
to our Instant Payment Notification (IPN) product. You received this email
because you have previously used this product.
On July 9, 2002, we will be adding three additional
variables to IPN ("mc_gross," "mc_fee," and "mc_currency."). These variables
are in preparation for enhancements to denote currency to our international
merchants.
Additional information about these variables and their
use will be relayed in the future. Until then, these variables should be
ignored.
Please ensure that your IPN integration is set up to
allow additional variables to be added to the notifications. For more information
about IPN, please visit the IPN Solutions area
On July 9, 2002, we will be adding one additional variable
to IPN ("payer_id"). This variable will allow you
to identify users independent of their primary email address.
Please ensure that your IPN integration is set up to
allow additional variables to be added to the notifications. For more information
about IPN, please visit the IPN Solutions area
On October 9, 2002, you will have the option to receive
payments in Euros and Pounds Sterling in addition to U.S. Dollars. The MultipleCurrencies
feature will initially be available through the Send Money
and Request Money tabs on the PayPal website but not in the Web Accept suite of products, which includes all PayPal
payment buttons for Instant Purchase, Single
Item Purchase, PayPal ShoppingCart, and PayPal Subscriptions. We
plan to extend MultipleCurrencies to Web Accept products by the
end of November.
If you only accept Web Accept payments, no changes
are required atthis time. If you accept payments through the Send
Money and Request Money tabs on the PayPal
website, and if you elect to receive payment
in Pounds Sterling or Euro (through your Payment Receiving
Preferences in your Profile), please note the following.
For Send Money payments in Euros or Pounds, IPN variables
will be modified in these ways:
Existing IPN variables payment_gross
= No value if payment EUR or GBP. Amount
of payment if USD.
payment_fee = No value if payment EUR or GBP. Amount of payment if USD.
mc_gross = Amount of payment, regardless of currency.
mc_fee = Fee of payment, regardless of currency.
mc_currency = Currency of payment (USD, EUR, GBP)
New IPN variables (only appear if payment is converted)
settle_amount = Amount settled into your account's
primary balance,if you choose to convert the payment to the currency of
your primary balance.
settle_currency = Currency of settle_amount.
exchange_rate = Exchange rate used for settle_amount
conversion.
For more information about these variables and how
they will function, please visit the IPN Solutions
area at https://www.paypal.com/ipn/.
If you are a developer, we invite you to
visit the PayPal Developer Network area at https://www.paypal.com/pdn/.
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