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paul01ews 07-03-2010 11:13 PM

Paypal and Durango
 
Hi all, I just wondered if anyone has used the direct durango parts site and payed with paypal?
I have sold off a few old parts and now have a nice balance to re-invest but may have to go through a shop that supports this payment method for some new parts?
Paul.:)

reg 08-03-2010 07:28 AM

im still trying to find somewere that does paypal that you dont need to pay as a gift,let us all know if you find somewere

Bagman 08-03-2010 09:15 AM

I tried to by a new DEX410 last week from the Team Durango website. My Slovak debit card didn't go through the system and PayPal was a no go with them. So I found these guys in Germany http://www.ruddog-shop.com/

I signed up with them and bought it that night. All communication was in very good English and it was easy. Paid with PayPal and it was dispatched on Thursday. That means that I should have it today when I get back from work. (I'm in Slovakia). I'll be using them for all my spares from now on.

Bagman 08-03-2010 09:17 AM

By the way the website is in German with a bit of technical English but if you run it through translate this page on Google it's no problem.

coolcars782 08-03-2010 09:20 AM

I know MK racing do paypal, i dont know about there parts availability for durango.

raymondkerr 08-03-2010 03:28 PM

MK don't stock Durango yet, but I hope they do in the future, as there service is second to none. The only online stores in the UK I know of, who currently stock Durango, are Microtech Racing, MB Models and Radio Racers, but so far I don't think any of them offer paypal. Its only takes paypal 3 working days to transfer your funds to a bank account.

Raymond.

frogger 08-03-2010 04:05 PM

With a 150 million people using Paypal world wide any shop that doesn't accept paypal is doing themselves out of a percentage of sales. Simples. :yawn:

Bungleaio 08-03-2010 04:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by frogger (Post 352487)
With a 150 million people using Paypal world wide any shop that doesn't accept paypal is doing themselves out of a percentage of sales. Simples. :yawn:

Any shop that does take paypal, paypal does them out of a percentage of each sale too, I can't see them being able to aks for it as a gift.

footey 08-03-2010 04:51 PM

im sure MIKE at MB MODELS will take paypal give him a ring and have a chat with him ;)

bally 08-03-2010 05:33 PM

PayPal @ MB Models
 
as shane say's we will accept PayPal payments on all products with the exception of Durango kits this is due to the very small margin on this product, however if the customer is willing to pay the fees which are 3.6% we are more than happy to accept PayPal.

Michael Ball (MB Models Leeds)

mark christopher 08-03-2010 06:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bally (Post 352531)
as shane say's we will accept PayPal payments on all products with the exception of Durango kits this is due to the very small margin on this product, however if the customer is willing to pay the fees which are 3.6% we are more than happy to accept PayPal.

Michael Ball (MB Models Leeds)

top model shop :thumbsup:

HarlowS 08-03-2010 06:50 PM

Guys, guys, the solution is simple..... You transfer from paypal to your bank, call up the nice guys at Microtech and say, excuse me kind sir can i have a Durango please. Give them your bank card number and piff paff puff you have a nice new toy on your doorstep :thumbsup:

damo666 08-03-2010 08:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bally (Post 352531)
as shane say's we will accept PayPal payments on all products with the exception of Durango kits this is due to the very small margin on this product, however if the customer is willing to pay the fees which are 3.6% we are more than happy to accept PayPal.

Michael Ball (MB Models Leeds)

Thats all i ask of every model shop so why do most not take paypal. I understand they take 4% so why not just add it on like this sensible shop is doing :thumbsup:.

paul01ews 08-03-2010 08:46 PM

Thanks guys,

I have two cars but just looking for some additional spares and like a simple life.
PBM will also take paypal as a gift for kits and parts but just liked the speed of the service from the main team web site thats all.

Off to email Andy at PBM my list now then.

Paul.:thumbsup:

mark christopher 08-03-2010 08:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by paul01ews (Post 352658)
Thanks guys,

I have two cars but just looking for some additional spares and like a simple life.
PBM will also take paypal as a gift for kits and parts but just liked the speed of the service from the main team web site thats all.

Off to email Andy at PBM my list now then.

Paul.:thumbsup:

so the simple life is.......... your going to pay by paypal and pay the charges? where mb would just take yuor paypal amd absorb the charges!

Wraggy 08-03-2010 10:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mark christopher (Post 352663)
so the simple life is.......... your going to pay by paypal and pay the charges? where mb would just take yuor paypal amd absorb the charges!

he didnt say that though
" however if the customer is willing to pay the fees which are 3.6% we are more than happy to accept PayPal."

paul01ews 09-03-2010 05:16 AM

Ok i maybe wrong but i thought that if i have a balance in my account and i gift it that there were no charges or am i missing something?
Paul.:eh?::confused:

reg 09-03-2010 07:31 AM

its not on your balance,if you sent as a gift its you that pay the fee so the shop get £10 for an item that cost £10 instead of say £8.50,

RadioRacers 09-03-2010 11:16 AM

Radio Racers listens to any comments made and do take them on board. As a request has been made to accept Paypal payments this has now been a feature added to our site. Just select payment method of paypal instead of worldpay.

raymondkerr 09-03-2010 11:59 AM

That is great news, I'll be using Radio Racers from now on for all things Durango.
:thumbsup:


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