I would stick with PayPal. There are third party payer sources, but most buyers on eBay are familiar with PP. PP will protect you should a transaction go awry. If you use a source other than PP, you are up the creek without a paddle. PP uses a sliding scale to charge for payments received. It is a nominal fee, like around 3%. It comes out when the buyer pays you. PP is safe for the buyer and the seller. The only way your account could be compromised is if you give someone your password or if you have fallen victim to a phishing scam. Never give your password or update your PP info through a link sent in an email. The site will look just like PP. If you suspect you have received a suspect email, you can contact PP. Only change your password and personal information by going directly to the PP site, not through a link.Shipping costs should be determined when you list the item. Weigh it in the box or envelope you will be using to ship it in. Round up to the next ounce or pound. There is a box to add handling charges. This is where I add a few dollars to offset shipping costs that sometimes aren t accounted for through eBay. Any extra goes to pay for PP and eBay fees. ;o) GL!
U have to sign up and you need a pay pal account and then you click sell and it will start setting you up a bid
you sell it
