How Do I Get Started on PayPal? There is absolutely no doubt that virtually everyone who conducts business over the internet knows how safe it is to may payments using PayPal services. PayPal is also essential to getting paid on most ecommerce websites. A lot of buyers and of course sellers on eBay prefer this service and have only nothing but positive things to say about it. So, how do you get started with PayPal, simply start by going to their website.
You should click on the link at the top of the homepage that shows "Sign UP". You will be asked to choose out of these three choices a "Personal", "Premier" or "Business Account". Because you do not have to pay signing up fees, experts recommend that you choose the Premier account. Although there are a couple of options available to you. If you are a little bit unsure of which to select, simply click on the picture to the left in order to see PayPal's comparison chart of the three kinds of accounts. It is recommended that you choose Premier because you can get a PayPal card sent to you by mail, which you can use to receive cash, pay bills etc. outside the internet - exactly like you would use a regular credit card.
You should continue following the instructions on the Paykasa Card website until you are fully signed up. You also need to know that PayPal will check whether your bank account is real or not by adding a couple pennies to your account. Uh huh, PayPal will pay you - but don't expect an obscenely huge amount of cash - this is the way they can find out whether your information is real. Now, you can successfully buy, sell and get paid for your services over the internet. If you are interested in buying or selling on eBay, you should you will need a PayPal account in order to get started.
Info for prospective eBay sellers You should opt for the kind of plan you need for your PayPal seller's account. You can either use the free version or use the Pro version. Buyers can shop for items through your website with the standard version, with a link to completing the transaction on PayPal's website. Buyers can make purchases directly on your site with the PayPal pro. The Pro version also offers users free reporting and shipping alternatives that the Standard version doesn't. There are times when some sellers on eBay have had nothing but nasty things to say about PayPal, but the truth is that PayPal rules and many buyers simply prefer to use this service as a means of paying for items. So if you wish to be a seller on eBay, you will need to sign up for a PayPal account - it is in your best interest to do this.