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Paying EB fees
 

Hi,
I have stealth eb and paypal account, paypal asked for ID which I provided but they (paypal) limited my paypal account.

EB account was good so I created a new PP and attached to existing eb.

Now how can I pay ebay fees and I assume ebay will still try to get fees from old pp and I have no money in there.

How can I pay eb fees with any trouble from eb.

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You can use any credit or debit card that hasn't been used on ebay or paypal before.

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Simpler method to just pay fees with a credit card (I haven't tried the debit card way but Ebayorbust would be right)

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In my VCC I dont have enough money as eb fees are 110 and VCC maximum offer 100. in this case do u mean to say use real credit card.
Or what are the solutions.

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You can use multiple vcc to pay the fees - I have done this to pay split amounts

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I've given you the solution. Use ANY credit or debit card. The only proviso is that the card cannot have been used on ebay or paypal before. The card can be real, prepaid or virtual.

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Thank you, Can you please comment here as well
https://www.aspkin.com/forums/uk-eba...e-strange.html

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Sorry Ebayorburst when you say real prepaid card what do you mean by that? I wanted to make payment for my eBay fees but I can't find this prepaid card. I read from somewhere that you can collect 1 from Sanisbury's went there but they didn't have a clue of what I was looking for could you please help

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A real credit or debit card OR a prepaid card OR a virtual card.

If you are going to use a prepaid card it doesn't need to be a specific one purchased in Sainsbury's. Any VISA or MASTERCARD giftcard sold in the supermarkets will work for paying ebay fees.

I don't have anything to add.

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Thanks you for that Ebayorbusrt. Can you load the card over £100 or it will have to be 2 cards? And also for next payment can I reuse those cards or I will have to get new ones every time I need to pay eBay fees because I don't want to accept automatic pre-appvosed payment for the new PayPal will I will be using for this abay.

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The supermarket cards come in £25, £50 and £100 denominations. They can't be reloaded.

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I would recommend using the VCC as well.

For one of my accounts I would withdraw and leave enough to cover the PP fees in PP account however this hurt when it got limited just before the fees came out.

In turn it meant that I had to pay the 1.5k eBay fees with my own money and wait until PP released my funds 6 months later, which luckily they did.

Always withdraw the money that you cannot afford to lose! :)

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Thank you for thst. I will 2 today to pay the eBay fees as the fee amount is more than 100 but less than 125 I think not sure need to double check it.

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Anyway thanks again Ebayorburst will keep you updated

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You can use 2+ to pay eBay fees