Lego & PayPal

[doug72]

Lego now allow PayPal to purchase parts - just used it to get some new M motors now that they are back in stock.

[allanp]

Yup, bought some parts recently using it. Much better!

[Immo]

For Polish user PayPal is a pain in the... lower back. Especially now when they want to violate your bank account's security when you want to add some money to your PP account. It's Visa for me.

[ToukoJapani]

Where did you find that PayPal? I don't find it. This is only what I got: http://shop.lego.com/en-FI/Payment-Methods;jsessionid=1940F95D365A949991D245FBB7D6A71C.lego-ps14

[jono rocky]

Did you have to pay any paypal fees? Here in Australia I can only use credit or Mastercard so I guess each country gets different payment methods..

[ToukoJapani]

I guess each country gets different payment methods..

It's so wrong. Everyone should have the same options.

[doug72]

Works OK in the UK and no fees are payable by the buyer.

Sellers pay any PayPal fees.

You can also set it so that payment is not taken from your bank a/c by PayPal until the goods are received.

[neoconagenda]

This is a good thing.

[dr_spock]

Seller pays the Paypal fees. The merchant processing fees for Paypal are higher than credit card processing fees. I guess we could see a price increase in LEGO if Paypal becomes a very popular payment option for LEGO. Somebody has to pay for the convenience. It is easier to pass the cost to everyone than have different pricing based on payment method. Although some Chinese food places give you discount if you pay with cash.