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Not sure if this is a Paypal or eBay issue, although they are the same company. You could try PayPal's community blog, which does provide help - http://www.paypal-talk.co.uk/. If all else fails let me know and I know someone there who might be able to help out. by guy1067
About 1 year ago
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To answer your other question: as an eBay buyer, certainly! In fact, I don't even bother buying from sellers who don't use PayPal, as it's too much hassle otherwise and I haven't seen my chequebook in years. Furthermore, PayPal offers security for the buyer should the seller not deliver on the goods. And lastly, it makes it easier for overseas buyers to buy your products, since the charges are a few pennies, as opposed to £20+ that an international money order can cost (for example, my bank charges me £28 to send money to a Spanish bank account, or Paypal it costs nothing - though the recipient may need to pay a couple of Euros to put the money into his or her account at the other end, but the seller often adds this on as part of the P&P) by Amunt
About 1 year ago
Dolcemomo needs help with Getting the paypal account on eBay sorted. It gives me all sorts of errors. Does anyone recommend this to become an eBay seller?
About 1 year ago
Not sure if this is a Paypal or eBay issue, although they are the same company. You could try PayPal's community blog, which does provide help - http://www.paypal-talk.co.uk/. If all else fails let me know and I know someone there who might be able to help out. by guy1067
About 1 year ago
To answer your other question: as an eBay buyer, certainly! In fact, I don't even bother buying from sellers who don't use PayPal, as it's too much hassle otherwise and I haven't seen my chequebook in years. Furthermore, PayPal offers security for the buyer should the seller not deliver on the goods. And lastly, it makes it easier for overseas buyers to buy your products, since the charges are a few pennies, as opposed to £20+ that an international money order can cost (for example, my bank charges me £28 to send money to a Spanish bank account, or Paypal it costs nothing - though the recipient may need to pay a couple of Euros to put the money into his or her account at the other end, but the seller often adds this on as part of the P&P) by Amunt
About 1 year ago
bad_housewife needs help with knowing WHO at cofacio thought it would be a good idea to change the layouts and all sorts of things whilst I was OFFLINE. Tssk. But I likey like.
2 years ago
Guilty as charged and there's yet more changes planned soon from Mr Moore and his Dev team. Good to see you again, hope the move has gone well! by simstew
2 years ago
I heard on the grapevine... are you going to reveal any secrets? What's occurin' on cofacio? by bad_housewife
2 years ago
Lots happening, note to myself to mail you tomorrow with a full update :) by simstew
2 years ago
shhhh, but I'm sure if you think of any improvements I'm sure the folk at cofacio would be happy to hear about them. I'm loving the changes too! by soosy
2 years ago
bad_housewife needs help with Alloy for car. Just been quoted £416 for one wheel! OMG *Thumps head very hard on desk*. Anyone know how I sort this more cheaply. I have googled the part no with no success.
2 years ago
My husband usually sources these things from ebay. But you need to be patient for them to come up by soosy
2 years ago
If you know the exact part number, why not try asking your Twitter followers. Or maybe someone on Cofacio who could then help spread the word ;) by stuartwitts
2 years ago
if you can it might be an idea to not have alloys, I find otherwise it's a real pain every time to scratch or bump a curb by sim
2 years ago
I partially agree with Sim, but if the aesthetic is important then alloys make the car. by stuartwitts
2 years ago
My husband has accepted the challenge. Mail me the exact details and he will find them cheaper guaranteed (his guarantee). P.S. can he buy your Porsche? by soosy
2 years ago
Porsche is not for sale! Found a place in Edinburgh that fixes alloys! Huzzah! I was dreading folk thinking I would actually try to bling an alhambra! by bad_housewife
2 years ago
Alloy wheel manufacturers only like to make their wheels in 4's, so they charge a premium for getting just one. Where did you get the price? by smokerspack
About 1 year ago
That was main dealer price. All sorted now. Thanks by bad_housewife
About 1 year ago
sim needs help with sorting out our accounts
2 years ago
I have very good accountants in the UK which I could recommend. But I am not sure if you want them for Spain v UK, and personal v business. by Luigi
2 years ago
Dolcemomo needs help with Acquagym, has anyone tried it? what is it like? I'm considering this as an option, it's getting kind of popular in Madrid
2 years ago
take it this involves swimming pools, never heard of it, where in Madrid do they do it? by sim
2 years ago
can I sign up? by sim
2 years ago
Aquagym? I did it whilst pregnant and loved it. MMM Wondering if they do it round here. by bad_housewife
2 years ago
In Madrid you can do it at O2 Wellness Center (Don Ramon de la Cruz). The membership is quite expensive, but in my opinion it is worth it. The whole center is very nice, you have an spa with different swimming pools, sauna, etc. by caro
2 years ago
darrenrmoore needs help with how classified adverts work on ebay and what happens when I make an offer
2 years ago
If there is a make an offer button on the classifed, then it's the same as a normal ebay bid, and if accepted your offer is binding (unless it is not as described) by soosy
2 years ago
If there's no formal make an offer button, then I'm told it's the same as a classified ad in a paper. You go round and have a look. Be wary of people using this option if they have poor feedback by soosy
2 years ago
Available on some 'Buy it now' items, there's a feature called 'best offer' giving the buyer a chance to put in an offer for the item being sold.This is not an auction, so the offer, if accepted is binding and not just a bid. Essentially the best offer system is a good idea, everyone likes a bargain and a chance to save a few quid by isabel
2 years ago
