E-Cheques and PayPal

[SandraJose]

HI

Does web hosting service providers accept E-Cheques? How do I send them through PayPal? Is it worth or cost me higher than usual transaction?

[Mitchel_B3ll]

I do not think that Paypak does E-checks so to speak. I think Paypal and E-checking are two different things. Of course someone correct me if I am wrong.

[paullopez]

Hi

According to my knowledge PayPal doesn't charge anything for E-Cheques. It is all covered in the transaction fees. However try to avoid using them because they're too slow, and paypal holds on to those funds for a week, which is quit panic for seller. Even you don't need to use E-cheques, I mean why you need to do transaction through E-cheques that you should be paying directly by cards.

[RicherdsFi]

I think there are other services who work with e-checks who are much faster than paypal. They do e-checks but not in a traditional way which is why many think they do not.

[Mitchel_B3ll]

I was doing some research and I read the Vcheck is the best way to receive an eCheck payment. Does anyone use this? Is it as good as they say that it is?

[RicherdsFi]

While I have note used Vcheck, it is cheaper and faster. However it is not and ACH or ETF. The reviews I have read about it are pretty good. You can accept check by phone, fax, or online with it.

[Metinaa]

Its nice update

[karlandrew]

eCheque is where the money is taken from the buyers bank account, then put into their paypal account which is then paid to you for the item that they bought. This whole process usually takes around 10 to 14 working days.

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