Charlie gives a good answer to the downgrade question.
I would add that you can downgrade ONLY ONCE... ever!
I upgraded (not thinking!) to accept a CC transaction. Then realized all my things would be charged a fee. No- WAY!!!
But when you downgrade, they WARN you that you can only downgrade once... So afterwards you have to be careful to never accept an upgrade!!!! They do sneak them in... to entice folks into upgrading... DON'T DO IT!!!
The limits for casual PayPal users are no big deal.
Cannot withdraw more than $500 a month cash. (If you respend the money in PayPal no limit)
No credit card payments accepted... and you can be a happy free PayPal user.
I love PayPal! Compared to getting a money order and mailing it, forget that!! Once in awhile I buy something taht needs a check or money order, but I try not to bid too often on none PayPal auctions.
Sellers who do not use PayPal are really LOOSING money from discouraged competitive bidders, who will only bid on PayPal auctions. (And Western Union sucks from a buyers point of wiew) (I never used Bidpay, so I don't know about that service)
eBay was founded to cater to the casual buyer and seller, PayPal fits right in!! They do NOT charge casual users, only pros.
I would add that you can downgrade ONLY ONCE... ever!
I upgraded (not thinking!) to accept a CC transaction. Then realized all my things would be charged a fee. No- WAY!!!
But when you downgrade, they WARN you that you can only downgrade once... So afterwards you have to be careful to never accept an upgrade!!!! They do sneak them in... to entice folks into upgrading... DON'T DO IT!!!
The limits for casual PayPal users are no big deal.
Cannot withdraw more than $500 a month cash. (If you respend the money in PayPal no limit)
No credit card payments accepted... and you can be a happy free PayPal user.
I love PayPal! Compared to getting a money order and mailing it, forget that!! Once in awhile I buy something taht needs a check or money order, but I try not to bid too often on none PayPal auctions.
Sellers who do not use PayPal are really LOOSING money from discouraged competitive bidders, who will only bid on PayPal auctions. (And Western Union sucks from a buyers point of wiew) (I never used Bidpay, so I don't know about that service)
eBay was founded to cater to the casual buyer and seller, PayPal fits right in!! They do NOT charge casual users, only pros.

