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Mungukun
5 months ago

Can anyone help me, can it be real?

No. This is a classic fraud!

With PayPal must never the receiver Prepaid feeto receive a payment. This is simply deducted from the amount to be credited and thus Calculated.

The method: “Pay a small amount to get more money” is a classic fraud. In the end, as the victim, you are going to get the fee and, logically, you do not get any money.

https://www.paypal-community.com/t5/Sales/Gb%Chr-f%C3%BCr-Paying-Out-the-Out-of-the-Out-country Providing/m-p/3179088/highlight/true?profile.language=de

Unfortunately, something really cannot vote. If someone sends you a payment, whether from home or abroad,
does not have to pay an independent fee. If a fee would be due, which would be calculated only by the seller in case of business payments with the exception of a currency conversion fee, this would be the case when the payment was received.
from the payment amount :

DonCredo
5 months ago

Yeah, that’s correct. PayPal takes fees for currency conversion, as is common with other banks.

Google You do this, there is also an exchange rate calculator from PayPal

Gruss

DonCredo
5 months ago
Reply to  Antwort20009

What should happen is that PayPal pays its fees or Your transactions accounted for. And it’s finally there. For the fees, see here:

https://www.paypal.com/de/cshelp/article/how-high-in-the-job%C3%BChren-bei-auslandsverk%C3%A4ufen-help550

In your case, apparently, the opposite has indicated that you are carrying the fees, at least I read that. Gruss

Mungukun
5 months ago
Reply to  DonCredo

To be honest, I am horrified to read something from you as a community expert, to support the fraud and to lure the victim into the trap.

With PayPal must never the receiver Prepaid feeto receive a payment. This is simply deducted from the amount to be credited and thus Calculated.

The method: “Pay a small amount to get more money” is a classic fraud. At the end, the victim gets the fee and logically does not get any money.

https://www.paypal-community.com/t5/Sales/Gb%Chr-f%C3%BCr-Paying-Out-the-Out-of-the-Out-country Providing/m-p/3179088/highlight/true?profile.language=de

Unfortunately, something really cannot vote. If someone sends you a payment, whether from home or abroad, does not have to pay an independent fee. If a fee would be due, which would be calculated only by the seller in case of business payments with the exception of a currency conversion fee, this would be the case when the payment was received. from the payment amount :

DonCredo
5 months ago
Reply to  Mungukun

Hold on, not so fast. From the given information and the pictures, at least I could not see that it could be such a case. From my point of view, this was about exchange rate fees for dollars to euros. And I answered that. 🤷

DonCredo
5 months ago

But that is not in the sources that I have read and I have not assumed a fraud. 🤷

Mungukun
5 months ago

Okey and that’s correct that I have to pay as a recipient?

At least you did not deny your explicit demand. It should have been made clear in my eyes that it does not have to pay, but that is charged.