PayPal is an online Secure Payment service that allows sellers to accept multiple forms of payment from buyers. You can pay using several major credit cards, e-checks, and instant bank transfers. The buyer will need to establish a PayPal account, and then when an item is purchased, you can use our PayPal shopping cart link to order the item and then to go to PayPal and pay the amount due.

PayPal is the main service used by eBay, and is widely trusted and used on the internet!

PayPal Security & Privacy
Is PayPal safe to use?

PayPal protects your financial information with industry-leading security and fraud prevention systems.When you use PayPal, your financial information is not shared with the merchant. Once your payment is complete, you will be emailed a receipt for this transaction.

BBB Privacy Certification
The information practices of PayPal, Inc. have been reviewed and meet the standards of the Better Business Bureau's BBBOnline Privacy Program.

Note: This seal indicates that PayPal is a member of the BBBOnline Privacy Program and in no way reflects any relationship a seller that uses the PayPal service may have with the Better Business Bureau.

Below is some information from the PayPal website:

How do I send money?

If you have a PayPal account, you can send money by following these steps:

Log in to your PayPal account.
Click the Send Money tab.
Fill out the form.
Click Continue.
Review the details of the payment, including the payment method. To change any information, click the appropriate Change link. Note: If you edit your payment details, the payment method will return to the default method of payment.
Click Send Money to send the payment.

If you do not yet have a PayPal account, you can send money with PayPal by following these steps:

Visit https://www.paypal.com.
Click the Send Money tab.
In the Send Money box:
- Fill in the recipient's email address or phone number
- Fill in your email address
- Fill in the amount in U.S. Dollars
- Select the appropriate purchase category
- Click the Send Money button

To complete your payment, you must create a PayPal account. To create an account, follow these steps:

Enter your first and last name.
Select your credit card type.
Enter your credit card number, the expiration date, and your card security code.
Enter your address, city, state, and ZIP code.
Enter your telephone number and your email address.
Enter and confirm your PayPal password.
Enter the code shown in the box.
Click the User Agreement and Privacy Policy links.
Click the Agree & Continue button.
Review your payment details.
- To change any information, click the appropriate Change link
- To cancel the payment, click Cancel
Click the Send Money button.

Recipients receive an email notification for the payment. This email contains a link. After clicking the link, recipients can log in to their PayPal account to receive the payment. A recipient who does not have an account must open an account to receive the payment.

Which PayPal account type is right for me?

PayPal offers three different accounts: Personal, Premier, and Business.

Each has different features and capabilities.

Personal accounts are for individuals. With a personal account, you can receive limited credit or debit card payments, plus all of our Core Features, detailed below.

Premier accounts are for members who have a high transaction volume, need to accept credit or debit card payments, or would like access to our Core and Premium features. Premier accounts may operate under an individual name.

Business accounts are for businesses. They include our Core Features, as well as our Premium Features, detailed below. Business accounts can operate under a company or group name.

Core Features:

Send Money
Request Money
Auctions Tools
Website Payments
Downloadable Log

Premium Features:

Includes all Core Features
Use your name or a corporate or group name
Accept unlimited credit or debit card payments
Payment Receiving Preferences
Subscriptions
Mass Payments
Multi-User Access (for Business accounts)
Advanced downloadable logs

Personal accounts limit the number of credit or debit card funded payments received per year. Credit or debit card funded payments are assessed a transaction fee. Business and Premier accounts are assessed a transaction fee, which is a small percentage of each payment received. See our fee schedule.