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New IRS rule requires sellers to report web purchases
It looks like the IRS will be getting 1099 data in 2011. It will be mandatory for Mastercard/Visa, Paypal, AmEx to report credit card receipts over 20K or 200 transactions a year.
Credit Cards, PayPal to Report Seller
New housing law brings tax implications for U.S. eBay sellers.
by Auctiva.com staff writer – Aug 07, 2008
The Housing [...]
Your host may be coming for you!
When signing up for a host, many times you pay either with a credit card, paypal, or maybe automatic withdrawal from your bank. These are convenient, saving time on renewals and keeping track of all your different accounts.
Of course, you pay for convenience. One very prevalent consequence of using any type of automatic payment method, [...]
Autorenewal and Paypal subscriptions
I despise this tactic (automatic renewals without notifying the customer), so it was refreshing to learn I was not the only victim of this.
From namepros.com
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I got a Paypal receipt today for $99.99 from a company I didn’t recognize. My first thought was a scam or I accidentally signed up for something. However, I noticed the [...]
The Devil You Know – GoDaddy
If you read this blog, you know I do and have done a lot of business with GoDaddy. This blog is hosted with GoDaddy, the domain is hosted with them (I know, I am just asking for trouble), and so are many other of my domains and websites. But, take a look at NoDaddy.com (I [...]
Paypal tip to avoid bank fraud
Never, ever connect your PAYPAL account to your regular or personal Checking Account.
Here’s a tip… Go to your local check cashing place. ACE is good but any major Check Cashing store does Moneymart, etc.
Purchase a pre-paid MasterCARD or VISA debit. The costs is around $10.00, I think.
Put $50-$100.00 on it.
Before leaving the Check Cashing store, ask for the [...]