PayPal / Hatching Eggs Swap

[debs_flock]

Will this thread be unreadable if it's closed? Or just not able to post? I've recorded all my outstanding swaps based on the post number here.

 

[madamwlf]

Will this thread be unreadable if it's closed? Or just not able to post? I've recorded all my outstanding swaps based on the post number here.

You won't be able to post to it is all. You will still be able to go through it.

 

[debs_flock]

Thanks, that's what I assumed. So people will still be directed to the new thread if they check here.

Thanks for taking over!!! I know this is has been a lot of work for everyone involved.

And ANYONE is still welcome to send me those Ayam Cemani..........................I'll give out my address!

 

[git-r-done]

its not a orloff orloffs don't have single combs

 

[KYTinpusher]

We've all moved over here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/733198/paypal-hatching-eggs-chicks-swap

 

[bellah1]

I am new to buying eggs with PayPal and thought maybe u all could answer a question for me. I am going to pay for some eggs on PayPal that might not even be laid and sent til end of feb to early march and the seller asked me to pay for it on PayPal as a debt owed so they don't have to pay some kind of fees......is this normal? I am paying a bit of $$ so I just want to protect myself. Any tips would be much appreciated!

 

[Bettacreek]

Hmm. For BYC members, I send as gift. For sellers, I send as regular payment. As a seller myself, I count paypal fees into my pricing. However, that time period I believe is still within the time you have to file a dispute to get your money back.

 

[bellah1]

So what is your advice? Also how much r the PayPal fees for a seller? Maybe I should just include that with the price of the eggs when I pay him?

 

[madamwlf]

You guys should not be using this thread anymore.

 

[juststruttin]

You guys should not be using this thread anymore.

gonna try to mark this for reference purposes