I just bought over 1,000$ worth of racing equipment from a member on BfC. I payed him cash and he didn't pay a single cent of fees. If you pay cash, and have the money transferred to a bank account there is no fee for personal accounts. Business accounts may be a different story, but I would guess that most people on here are using personal accounts.
There is a 4.9%+ 0.30 fee for credit card payments on personal accounts. Again, if you transfer the money to a US bank account, no fees to withdrawal the money.
https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/we...y-fees-outside People fake USPS money orders all of the time. If they didn't there wouldn't be scam sites dedicated to teaching people how to tell what is a real money order, and what isn't-
http://www.fraudguides.com/internet_...ney_orders.asp. And as I said, it was just a warning to be careful about money orders, I never said you were a scammer.
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| The United States Postal Service can not estimate the dollar value of the counterfeit postal money orders it has intercepted. But other sources estimate that the amount runs into the millions of dollars. |
I had to go back and check, but my father was recently selling a very nice and expensive set of rims. He received what appeared to be a valid Western Union money order. He deposited it, the bank accepted it. Then two days later they called him up and told him the money order was denied because it was a fake. Luckily, he listened to me and waited for the money order to clear the bank before sending the items.
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