PPCalc - PayPal Fee Calculator

Saturday July 23rd 2005, 2:50 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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PPCalc is a tool for that you use to find out how much you would receive for a certain amount after PayPal does takes its percentages. It will also tell you how much someone has to send you to receive the exact amount that you want. You are given a range of options for it to calculate accurately. You can choose the Country for where the money is from and where it is being sent to. You then can choose what rate should be used (ie: Standard, Merchant). Then fill in the amounts and PPCal will do the rest. Seems useful and I will probably use PPCal for the next PayPal transactions I’m going to make.

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# 1. brad on Oct 13, 2007 at 9:31 am

An other great paypal fee calculator is http://www.calculatepaypal.com , I like this on allot better the the one above..

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