PayPal Research Study-- $150 Incentive

[goodluckselling]

Has anyone else gotten this from Paypal? I called and had an agent walk me through the FAQ.  It is a real survey from Paypal that pays you 150.00 to your Paypal account.  We have a couple Paypal accounts and they are linked together with our registered business EIN number.   Not sure I am going to do this survey or not?

At PayPal we are always interested in learning from our customers. We will be conducting remote interviews via phone and computer with our PayPal customers.

Here are the details:

Date: Thursday, June 7th through Friday, June 8th
Length: 60 minutes
Location: Remote via phone & computer
Incentive: $150 via your PayPal account
Topic: Customer Feedback

If you are interested in participating, please click on the following link OR Copy/Paste the link into a new web browser to begin the screening process:

Good Luck Selling!

[bubbleman2010]

Ted when I pulled the plug there at the end of 016 for the entire year 268 sales and 3 were paid for by buyers using paypal the rest were by sites merchant account,but I got to witness first hand the lengths they'd go to to insure they processed the payment.....

[ted_200]

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@d-k_treasures wrote:

ted - I haven't have even one payment thru PP on the other site yet.

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I'm not sure everyone can even tell.  Most users have PP integrated into the site payment process, all new users do - how it's going to be on eBay, I think (PayPal being one of many payment options supported through the Adyen processing vendor).  Mine are still separate there, PayPal payments go into my PayPal account, not the site payments account.  It looks about the same to buyers though, and virtually none of them opt to use PayPal.

These days, PayPal is largely a solution to a problem that no longer exists.  Since cc protection is better than PayPal (unless you're stealing stuff!) most buyers just go with that.  A lot of sellers there were unhappy about PayPal being added to the site payment options, some of them went there expressly to not have to accept any PayPal payments anymore.