For ebook sales, is it better to go through third party sellers like Clickbank or Lulu or do you sell it directly using Paypal.
Paypal's recent report shows 78 million users and I wonder if we should plainly go by numbers or lose commission to third party sellers?
The question is are you selling ebooks that you authored through a private site or are you a third party distributor of ebooks? If you are selling your own creation through your own website then PayPal should be fine. If you are acting as a third party selling other people's work, depending on your potential volume you will end up looking like a fly-by-night operation. This is OK if you are only re-selling a few items but if you are trying to set yourself up as a serious outlet for ebooks I would suggest you go with a more professional e-commerce setup that would accept multiple payment types including Paypal.
I don't think there are any reasons for not using PayPal as a payment method. If only you have a website, you could integrate PayPal into your site without exception.
For ebook sales, is it better to go through third party sellers like Clickbank or Lulu or do you sell it directly using Paypal.
Paypal's recent report shows 78 million users and I wonder if we should plainly go by numbers or lose commission to third party sellers?
You can Use the Micro Payment Option Provided with Paypal they charge less fees then normal payment and also it is good upto only when you sell and item less that $10
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