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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tibor, post: 3777725, member: 73385&quot;][USER=59677]@Burton Strauss III[/USER]&nbsp; So if an auction company has a coin I want up for bid&nbsp;&nbsp; that I would like to add to my collection and they do not accept Pay Pal I can imagine I have it in my collection.</p><p><br /></p><p>[USER=36248]@geekpryde[/USER]&nbsp;&nbsp; European auction companies for the most part do not accept</p><p>Am Ex. If they do the fees are quite costly. The 3-5%fee the auction houses</p><p>charge for using Pay Pal is a small price to pay to add a coin to your collection.</p><p><br /></p><p>[USER=89393]@LA_Geezer[/USER]&nbsp; Transacting thru Pay Pal makes a purchase easy for me. The</p><p>protection they offer from fraud on part of the seller or loss thru the mail</p><p>is second to none in my book.</p><p><br /></p><p>[USER=102022]@masterswimmer[/USER]&nbsp;&nbsp; The few European auction houses I&#039;ve talked with mentioned</p><p>that they rarely if ever have issues with Pay Pal. Pay pal protcts both buyer and</p><p>seller in the transactions I&#039;ve been involved with.</p><p><br /></p><p>[USER=92655]@Randy Abercrombie[/USER]&nbsp; All of the auction houses and dealers I&#039;ve dealt with</p><p>add that transaction fee to the buyers invoice. The buyer bears the brunt</p><p>of the fee not the seller.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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