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Nnaemeka

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I wanted to register on humanatic and they said I should first be registered on PayPal and verified but PayPal is asking for my card details. That is, my debit card. Can I give it out? Am scared coming from Nigeria.
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Oh, okay. What about the transaction fee? How much can they charge? Because what I like in Paypal there are times that it has no transaction fee or it has a cheaper transaction fee.


I am not sire about the fee because I am using paypal eversince, and yes, I also like paypal because you can send money some money as personal and they wont charge anything(though it does not work for all).
 
Paypal is a trusted site. So don't worry about getting scammed or be deducted for something you don't buy or any transactions that you don't do. I use paypal since 2009 and so far i don't have any problem with them.
 
Paypal is a trusted site. So don't worry about getting scammed or be deducted for something you don't buy or any transactions that you don't do. I use paypal since 2009 and so far i don't have any problem with them.


Yes, they will not allow any site which they is very suspicious to them, so we can always be sure that our informations are safe on paypal.
 
Yes, they will not allow any site which they is very suspicious to them, so we can always be sure that our informations are safe on paypal.
I agree with you, that's why they are one of the trusted site. Plus its easy to buy online using PayPal . Its safe and secure no need to worry about being charged with things you don't purchased .
 
I agree with you, that's why they are one of the trusted site. Plus its easy to buy online using PayPal . Its safe and secure no need to worry about being charged with things you don't purchased .


That is true.
If there is only one thing i do not like about paypal is that m,sometimes, the deductions are too high.
 
That is true.
If there is only one thing i do not like about paypal is that m,sometimes, the deductions are too high.
What kind of deductions is that? Is that for online jobs? So far I haven't experienced this but there's one moment that I have to pay for verifying my debit card for I got refund after a week.
 
What kind of deductions is that? Is that for online jobs? So far I haven't experienced this but there's one moment that I have to pay for verifying my debit card for I got refund after a week.


What I mean are the fees
that they deduct when we withdraw from the sites we are working, usually they take 4% of the amount plus 0.3$(sometimes it depends on which country you are from).
 
I verified my debit card last week and they took $1 from me. Is that what is done to others? Somebody said he was refunded after verification. Is this true? I don't believe it can be but who am I? Just a noob.
 
It's safe don't worry PayPal has powerful fraud and consumer protections in place , and you're onee of millions of people worldwide that use PayPal for online purchases and . and it does offer the same protections as a credit card .
 
I verified my debit card last week and they took $1 from me. Is that what is done to others? Somebody said he was refunded after verification. Is this true? I don't believe it can be but who am I? Just a noob.


It is normal, they will take 3$ in total but they will return the payment after counple of days.
The payment is only to verify your card and to assure that it is really yours :)
 
Does that mean I will soon see my $1 again? That's interesting to know. I wonder if PayPal uses the debit card to do authentication? Can someone answer that?
Yes,that's the whole essence of wanting you to link your debit card and ofcourse your money will be credited back in less than 2 hours if you do the linking correctly.it has easy as that.
 
What I mean are the fees
that they deduct when we withdraw from the sites we are working, usually they take 4% of the amount plus 0.3$(sometimes it depends on which country you are from).
Oh, okay I'm not aware of this because so far I've only withdrawn from one site which is Postloop there's no deduction transferring my money to my Paypal Account.
 
Oh, okay I'm not aware of this because so far I've only withdrawn from one site which is Postloop there's no deduction transferring my money to my Paypal Account.


I see. Since you are here on bmf, you will se the difference when you cash out, so my advice to you is to go for higher amount before you cash out, go for atleast 10$-20$ to save more from paypal fees.
 
I see. Since you are here on bmf, you will se the difference when you cash out, so my advice to you is to go for higher amount before you cash out, go for atleast 10$-20$ to save more from paypal fees.
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Oh, I see. I haven't cashed out yet here in my BMF. How much again the minimum cash out and transfer fee here in BMF? In Postloop I always cashed out when I reached $5.
 
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Oh, I see. I haven't cashed out yet here in my BMF. How much again the minimum cash out and transfer fee here in BMF? In Postloop I always cashed out when I reached $5.


you can cash out once you reach 1000 bmf, but it is not ideal bevause of the paypal fee, so i suggest you go for atleat 5000 bmf(5$) before you cash out.
 
What is the difference in PayPal fees when you cash out at 1000 bmf and 5000 bmf? I am divided between when to cash out because I want to reduce the PayPal fees. I wonder why PayPal doesn't charge a one-time fee instead of charging you every time you cash out.
 
What is the difference in PayPal fees when you cash out at 1000 bmf and 5000 bmf? I am divided between when to cash out because I want to reduce the PayPal fees. I wonder why PayPal doesn't charge a one-time fee instead of charging you every time you cash out.


Paypal fee usually takes 4% of the amount you are withdrawing plus 0.3$. So if you will go for higher amount, yo can save multiples of 0.3$.
 
you can cash out once you reach 1000 bmf, but it is not ideal bevause of the paypal fee, so i suggest you go for atleat 5000 bmf(5$) before you cash out.
Oh, okay I thought the minimum cash out is $10 because I've seen a thread or poll here saying that it's $10 that's why I'm still waiting to reach 10,000 bmf coins.
 

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