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Instant Commission To Your Paypal Account Through This WordPress Plugin!

munfaridon — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 19:42:20 +0000

Would you like to make instant commission to your paypal account from your wordpress blog? I believe that your answer will be YES, But if you say NO, than you can close this page. Ok if you want to make instant commission so this is your opportunity to make more money with your wordpress blog and increase your cash in your paypal account instantly, what you have to do is just to upload some simple wordpress plugin that will automatically create new post every single time of release a new instant commission product.

Every post has YOUR affiliate link, and when your visitors click and buy, you willl earn instant payments, directly to your PayPal Account!

So how it work?

Buy this wordpress plugin “Commissionsautomator.com” and download it.
Upload into your wordpress blog
Active this wordpress plugin
Set it up
Done……

This wordpress plugin is easy to use and you dont have hour to make it run, and you also be able to use this plugin in many domain as many as you can, you also can select which feeds your want to promote, and how often you want to post to your blog and dont forget every post that made by this plugin will contain with your affiliate link. So when some one go your blog, read some post and than click the link and buy, you will get instant commission to your paypal account, which mean you dont need a month to get this commission.

So grab this Comissionsautomator.com right now only under $5 and before the price is going high.

I Have Got Money From Facebook Paypal Wishlist

munfaridon — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 17:10:24 +0000

Apparently, starting on 20 January 2010, Paypal has begun sending a commission from the participants of Facebook Paypal Wishlist, and because the deadline for the delivery of the commission is coming February 28, I myself thought they were just going to start making payments by mid next month. But it turned out I was wrong and Paypal promotion programs prove that they did late last year that the program is not a scam.

And just 2 days ago i have got money from facebook paypal wishlist, so if you are from eligable countries on this promotion and not join with this paypal wishlist on facebook because you did’nt know or you think it is scam program that it was really wrong, so really sorry for those of you who did not participate in this program, because you can get $ 100 free from paypal like i was but not $100 dollars.

check out your self some prove here…

well, the money i have got from this program is enough to pay for my hosting, or buying other things I might need later, I could also use to buy a logo design software that I’ve planned earlier, rather to supplement my income by selling the logo design services in the forum or on a freelance site.

Earn Free $100 From Facebook Paypal Wishlist Apps

munfaridon — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 10:19:42 +0000

Paypal.com were giving away free money up to $100 on Facebook paypal wishlist applications. If you looking for free cash and earn money from paypal, than read this carefully because it not waste your time, I’m sure you will like this one, this is the easy way to make money from paypal before too late. What you need is paypal account (8 eligable countries) and facebook account.

So what you have to do?

1.) Add paypal wishlist application – just click PaypalWishlist to login to your facebook paypal wishlist, and than the link will bring you into the page, after that you can see in that page some thing like this :

Now you have to submit your paypal account, once you submit your paypal account (e-mail address), you will earn $1 dollar for free.

Still less? Dont worry, just invite your friends to add paypal wishlist apps on their facebook you will earn $1 for each of your friends who sign up. But dont be greedy because the maximum income you can earn is only $100.

How to invite firends? Well firstly we have to edit your wishlist!

2.) Edit your wishlist – now just edit your wishlist and choose up to 5 wishlist to share with your friends, there is over than 10 wishlist categories to pick up, and after that just save and share.

Now is to time to invite friends so you can make $100 dollars for free from your facebook paypal wichlist apps, dont forget you can earn (only $100).

3.) Invite Friends – to invite your friends you can go to your facebook paypal wishlist apps and than see “invite friends” button page, just click that button and you will see your friends list, after that you can to choose up to 30 friends to invite.

Once they get your invitation and add facebook paypal wishlist apps you will earn $1 for each of your friends.

4.) Get The Money – once you have receive up to the maximum total sum of $100, You will be notified by PayPal no later than February 28th, 2010, via email or any other method as PayPal may from time to time determine, of how much you have earned.

Timelines
This Promotion begins at 00:00:01 Singapore Standard Time (“SST”) on November 16th, 2009 and ends at 23:59:59 SST on December 31st, 2009 (“Promotion Period”).

Eligibility
In order to qualify for this Promotion, you must:

successfully complete registration for a new PayPal account within the Promotion Period or already have an existing PayPal account prior to the Promotion Period;
submit to PayPal via the PayPal WishList and within the Promotion Period, the email address to which your PayPal account is linked;
be at least of 18 years of age, and have a PayPal account with a valid registration address in relation thereto located in India, Thailand, Malaysia, Korea, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia or Singapore (“8 Eligible Countries”);
have a PayPal account in Good Standing, with current contact information throughout the Promotion Period. In order for an account to be deemed in Good Standing as that term is used herein, the account must not have a hold status and/or be suspended or past due as of December 31st, 2009; and
complete the downloading of the PayPal WishList, and use the same to create a PayPal WishList, within the Promotion Period.

How Prizes will be Awarded
You will be notified by PayPal no later than February 28th, 2010, via email or any other method as PayPal may from time to time determine, of how much you have earned.

Remember to read “Term & Conditions” before you participate!

How To Work With PayPal For Ebook Sales?

munfaridon — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 10:18:59 +0000

PayPal is one of the options for payment processing online ebook sales. When we sell something online, we need to handle the payment processing payments for our products. After that payment processing will send a buyer to a page where they can get a product that has been paid.

The process is very simple, ie just after the buyer discovered the sales page, pressing the “Buy Now” and then sent to the PayPal site for payment. After payment is completed, the buyer will be sent back to our site to get the ebook buyers who have paid.

The entire process can be performed automatically by PayPal.

How to Make a PayPal button to Sell Ebook
Please log in to your PayPal account and look for the menu “Merchant Services”, click on the menu:

After pressing the menu, we will be able to see many options for merchants in Paypal. On this occasion we chose the menu “Buy Now Button”

There are three easy steps to create the “PayPal Buy Now” which will be used to sell the ebook online.

Note: There are many ways to process online ebook sales. There’s an easier way and there is also a more complex way. On this occasion, I discuss the basic ways to sell online ebook on the Internet. Of course you can learn much more in the future =)

Step 1 Make a button “PayPal Buy Now”

The first step is described as follows:

Explanation of the picture is as follows:

1. Please select the menu “Products”
2. Please select the “Buy Now”
3. Please enter the product name, product ID, price, and select the currency in the field of available
4. For this occasion, let what it is
5. In general, digital transmission requires no shipping costs
6. Please fill in the amount of tax (if necessary)
7. Please select the “secure” to prevent email search program

Step 2 Create button “PayPal Buy Now”

The second step is described as follows:

The second step is usually used by people who sell the product “real”. There are several options for checking quantity of goods, profits and losses. On this occasion, please select “Save button at PayPal” to save the PayPal button on our PayPal account.

Step 3 Create button “PayPal Buy Now”

The third step is described as follows:

Explanation of the picture is as follows:

1. Buyers only ordered one, because the goods we sell is an ebook
2. No need additional instructions
3. We do not need a physical address because the ebook will be sent to the buyer’s PayPal address
4. If the buyer to cancel the purchase, this URL will be opened by the buyer
5. This URL address where the buyer will get the product after making a payment through PayPal. Make sure the URL address is correct!
6. You can leave this section as it is

After all the fields filled in, please press the “create button”

Congratulations! Now you can sell your ebook with PayPal!

After pressing the “create button” you’ll see the following:

You only need to copy and pasting code into your sales page (salespage).

Is that Easy and fast?

Thank you and hopefully useful!

How To Sell Digital Products Such An eBook With Paypal

munfaridon — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 09:26:18 +0000

Besides being used for spending money (shopping or send money), PayPal can be used to receive money. One way is to use PayPal to sell the ebook or digital product.

PayPal is not the only way that can be used to sell the ebook. There are several other options such as the inter-bank transfer or other payment processing systems. In my opinion, one of the easiest ways to sell ebook online is to use PayPal.

Some of the benefits of eBook sales with PayPal, among others:

The process of making easy and fast.
The purchase process happens automatically.
Buyers can directly get the ebook immediately after the payment process is completed.

New questions that will arise is how to sell ebook using PayPal? One of the easiest ways to sell ebook online is to utilize the key features of “buy now” which is available on our PayPal account. Use the “buy now” is not only limited to selling ebook, but in my opinion, the “buy now” is the easiest way to start selling information products online. I hope, readers can find new ideas or ideas for uses of this feature =)

What is required to sell the Ebook with PayPal

Some things you need to start selling ebook to PayPal, namely:

Ebook
PayPal Account
Home sales (sales page)
Page download (download page)

Ebook
On this occasion I am not going to discuss how to create ebook.

PayPal Account
To sell ebook through PayPal, PayPal account required premiere or business type. If a PayPal account we are still of type personal, then we need to turn it into a premier or business account; or can create new PayPal account with a premier or business type.

Page Sales
We can sell the ebook from the various types of web pages. This page does not need a long HTML page. In fact, the sales page can only be a video or post on a blog.

The most important thing is how you can explain the product in detail, including features and benefits of your product. If your digital product or ebook is the solution to a problem, make sure you explain what the problem would be solved.

Page Download
This page contains a link where the buyer has made payment to get your digital products such an ebook. This page is hidden (secret) and will be visible only if the buyer has made payment for your products using PayPal. This page should be blocked from search engines, meaning not indexed by search engines and taste in the server where the hard to find / guess.

How To Get $1000 With PayPal Merchants Referral Program

munfaridon — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 13:18:24 +0000

I believe you currently have a PayPal account, but if not please register here PayPal account.

The question then arises as to whether your PayPal account is?PayPal can be used to shop (when added to our credit card), but the interesting thing is that you can receive money with PayPal. In other words, PayPal can be used as a media producer money.

There are several ways you can do to make money through PayPal, among others:

Following the method of affiliate program payment via PayPal,
Selling their own products, both physical and digital using PayPal,
And many other ways.

One way that I write here is to follow the referral program from PayPal which is called “the Merchant Referral Bonus Program“.

Refer New Merchants to PayPal and Earn up to $ 1000.00 USD for Each Referral.
The Merchant Referral Bonus Program rewards you for bringing new businesses to PayPal.

How to Join

To join, you do not have to pay any money. You simply open a PayPal account. You’ll get the money to $ 1000 if there are other people who opened a PayPal account (Premier or Business) through you.

Getting Started

How to start this program is very easy, namely:

You need to login to your PayPal account.
After logging in, please get your personal referral link. This link allows you to email, banner, or your business applications.
Every time someone opened a PayPal account through your link, then you will soon receive 0.5% of the volume of payments – to reach $ 1000 for the first 12 months since the person is to open a PayPal account *).

How to Link a PayPal Promotion

There are several ways to promote your PayPal links include:

Email, you can add your Paypal link on the signature (signature). So that each time you send an email, you have the opportunity to invite your partner to open a Paypal account.
You can install the banners on your blog or site.
You can write an article or ebook that contains your Paypal link.

Is PayPal Is A Better Merchant Account To Bet?

munfaridon — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 20:00:21 +0000

If we were the to consider a comparative summary of the services of the merchant accounts that we have looked at so far set against those from PayPal, it would be very difficult to see a great deal of difference. In fact, it may even appear that PayPal has some major advantages (simplicity, competitive fees etc) over many of their competitors.

Thus you might ask yourself why many leading online business entrepreneurs would still prefer to work with 2CO, for example, when their fees are obviously considerably higher than those of PayPal? And, the answer to this question lies within one of those seemingly unexplained or ‘mysterious’ aspects of PayPal, one that you will not find mentioned anywhere on their website.

Put succinctly and at its most basic, PayPal are not a bank nor are they a ‘finance’ company.

They are as previously established a privately owned payment processing company. Thus, PayPal have absolutely no need to follow any federal, National or International banking regulations, and this is a ‘loophole’ that they have, over the years, sometimes been guilty of using, and (some might say) abusing.

International banking regulations were created and established to prevent the average man from suffering hardship and issues such as having their bank account frozen for weeks or months with no explanation. PayPal are still (at the time of writing) not subject to such rules.

They are still as close to being a law unto themselves as it is possible to be, answerable to nobody but the bosses at eBay! What this means is that PayPal can do exactly what they want with your account, and there is little or nothing that you can do about it if they decide to do something that cases you and your business a major inconvenience or operating hiccup.

This matters a great deal, because of one other thing that differentiates a ‘real’ Merchant Account from PayPal.

You now know that, if you are using a real Merchant Account from a large scale globally recognized financial institution then your interests are heavily protected by International banking laws and regulations.

However, under those same regulations, a Merchant Account is legally obliged to directly deposit your monies into your personal or business bank account. Thus, you have total control over those funds and they are protected by applicable laws and regulations at all times.

With PayPal, your money is deposited and retained in a PayPal Account, and guess who has complete control over that? Of course, PayPal do, and they can do exactly what they want with your account and any money that is in it.
Now, I stress again that for the vase majority of folks, this is probably never going to represent a big problem, but it is a fact that you are trusting an unregulated, privately owned commercial entity to take care of your money.

PayPal can, for example, freeze or suspend your account at any time without any real reason. And, once an account is frozen, PayPal can literally make you jump backwards through hoops to get it unfrozen, with absolutely no guarantee of success.

Remember, PayPal are answerable to no-one except PayPal, so they can limit your account for how ever long they believe there is a problem.

Once the account is frozen, that is it, your money is tied up until further notice, and there is no-one who can help you!
You can lose access to your cash for months on end with no recourse whatsoever to any form of independent arbiter.
Imagine if your PayPal account were to be the one that you rely on to fund your business, then you could potentially suffer a very rapid ‘domino effect’ in this situation.

If, for example, you are a merchant who supplies customers with tangible, real world goods (rather than someone who makes and sells digital products) then you need to be able to pay your suppliers. If you cannot, then they will not fill your ‘parts’ orders either. Your customers will in all likelihood try to be patient with you for a while, but inevitable they will eventually want to know where their goods are. When you cannot answer their questions satisfactorily, then perhaps they lose patience, and start lodging disputes and credit card chargeback claims.

This gives the appearance that you are trying to cheat your customers (by accepting money but not delivering the goods) making it look for all the world as if you are engaging in fraudulent behavior! The bottom line is that PayPal have total and absolute control over your account, and are still not answerable to any independent third party should they do anything that you are not happy with.

And, despite the fact that they do seem to be making genuine steps towards satisfying all of the requirements for attaining true bank status, they are not there yet, and, until they are, then this situation will, in al likelihood, continue to apply.

So, to return to the original question, why are businesses and entrepreneurs all over the world willing to either pay considerably higher charges (2CO) or make a lot more effort to get a Merchant Account rather, than use the far simpler PayPal system to accept credit and debit cards?

Firstly, because they know that many potential customers still perceive businesses that use PayPal as ‘small time’ operations, those that cannot get a ‘real’ Merchant Account who have little or no financial standing or credibility (or credit).

And secondly, because dealing with a real Merchant Account provider is the only safe and secure way of making sure that your money comes to you in your time frame, and not according to the internal rules of a relatively unregulated privately owned business like PayPal.

Real businesses want to have as much control over their own destinies as possible, and using PayPal is perceived by many as giving away far too much control at the end of the day.

Why You Need Use A ‘Real’ Merchant Account?

munfaridon — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 19:00:22 +0000

Okay, let’s return to the basics. The basic idea of working with either PayPal or a Merchant Account is that it enables you to collect online payments from your customers. So, if you have a Premier or Business account with PayPal, that account allows you to accept payments by credit or debit card, whether the customer has a PayPal account themselves or not.

A Merchant Account will basically do the same thing, so it is reasonable to question what the differences are between the two services, and why you would choose one over the other as the payment gateway through which you collect monies from your customer.

The first and possibly most crucial difference is that a Merchant Account is a type of bank account, and that many Merchant Accounts still tend to be offered by ‘traditional’ banking groups, if such a thing still exists nowadays.
For example, one of the best known and widely respected of ‘traditional’ Merchant Account providers is WorldPay, who are a completely owned subsidiary division of one the UK’s biggest banking groups, the Royal Bank of Scotland Group.

Thus, a traditional Merchant Account arrangement is much closer to a bank account as most people would know it, rather than a ‘Person to Person’ (P2P) arrangement as is PayPal.

This has both advantages and disadvantages.

There are, for example, set up fees involved in establishing a traditional Merchant Account, and a far more stringent vetting process that needs to be gone through as compared to the simple, basic sign up process that is all PayPal require.

So, in this respect, a larger Merchant Account provider might be viewed as rather better suited to working with bigger businesses, rather than with the smaller business markets that PayPal were originally perceived to specialize in.
And, certainly until a few years ago, the dividing line between Merchant Accounts and a P2P provider would have been very much clearer that it perhaps is today.

Nowadays, indeed, the dividing lines between the two would be considerable more blurred, so that it is no longer genuinely the case that Merchant Accounts focus all of their efforts on attracting business from bigger clients with PayPal still looking for the smaller business customer.

For example, it was not all that long ago that, if you wanted to build an online store with a ‘shopping cart’ facility included so that your customer was able to collect together several items before checking out and making (one) payment, then it was a Merchant Account that you needed.

Now, PayPal also offer exactly the same shopping cart facility as the biggest Merchant Account providers.

Limited Regulations Of Paypal Personal Accounts

munfaridon — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 23:00:23 +0000

Personal Accounts – If you plan to do little with your PayPal account other than buying goods, then the Personal account will be perfectly adequate for your purposes. However, the fact that you have chosen to invest your hard earned cash in this book suggests that you are probably interested in doing a little (or perhaps a lot) more than that.

According to PayPal regulations, you can only use your Personal account to send money to private individuals or to purchase goods or services on the internet in any situation where PayPal is one of the accepted payment methods.
They do, however, clearly state that, as long as you want to earn money by selling anything online, you need to use a Premier or Business account.

And, as I am assuming that you would not need to know the ‘Facts & Fictions’ about dealing with PayPal if all you wanted to do is send a few dollars to your Mom, then I am equally taking it as read that that is all I need to say about Personal accounts!

They exist, but, for anyone who wants to make money online, they might as well not do!

One final point about Personal accounts that is a bit of an anomaly, and one that I really don’t get to be totally straightforward about! That is, you can have both a Personal account and a Premier or Business account, but you have to register completely different credit cards, email addresses and bank account details for each account in order to do so! It’s a total waste of time and effort as far as I am concerned, so I would say that you should keep things as simple as possible.

Upgrade from a Personal to a Premier of Business account as soon as you can!

How About Paypal Security From Any Fraud?

munfaridon — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 02:00:17 +0000

Anyone who has been working online for more than five minutes will be more than aware that credit card fraud is an increasing problem in the world of Internet business. So it is that a payment processing company like PayPal must adopt a very serious attitude to all aspects of potential credit card fraud and related financial problems, such as identity theft and phishing.

Thus, when you first register or log on to the PayPal site, they will immediately verify that your Internet browser is capable of accepting and running one of the most advanced security systems currently available online, known as Secure Sockets Layer 3.0 (SSL).

This system ensures that any information passing back and forth between the PayPal website and your computer is protected by the SSL 3.0 encryption key, which offers 128-bit security that is the strongest currently commercially available anywhere in the world.

In addition, PayPal claim that their computer systems are armed and equipped with the highest levels of anti-fraud algorithms yet created, and that these computer-based fraud detection procedures are assisted by several hundred human fraud detection specialists working around the clock, 24/7.

Thus it is probably true to say that PayPal are doing everything that they possibly can do to protect their customers from fraud and all other forms of financial malfeasance, although of course, nothing is ever perfect and there is little doubt that these systems can always be improved.