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Don't make me assume my ultimate form!
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Reged: 05/03/04
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Posts: 1483
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Loc: Outback, Australia
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Re: Ugh. International transactions are a learning curve!
02/27/15 01:28 AM
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> Now he says Paypal deducted $0.56 from the amount I sent, so I still owe him that
> spare change.
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> at this point chump change on a thousand dollar purchase.
> At what point does the seller just accept the cost of doing
> business?
Yes, he is behaving badly - very badly. Fretting over every cent is being ridiculous. I regularly eat additional transaction fees over what was expected because of the strange and convoluted ways that people can send money for purchases. Last week I ate $55+ in extra, never before seen fees on one transaction because of the way the purchaser sent money. (We are talking a purchase of around $300 here). I never ask for the extra money to cover the fees. Just eat it. It's a cost of doing business.
A happy customer is way, way more important than what is usually less than $10 in fees. And even if it is way more than $10, I don't care - a happy customer is the most important thing. 
Moose
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