Is there a currency exchange that accepts paypal?

I'm looking for a way to get around paypals disgusting conversion fees, does anyone know any trusted currency exchanges that have an automatic processing system that accept paypal?

 

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If you can transfer PayPal to your bank account, you can use Circle.com to buy BTC with only a $.25 fee.

 

Look on HF (hackforums), my friend sells btc for paypal with a 15% fee.

 

Conversion fee is like 2% or so.
Not really any way to get around it unless you ask to be paid in currency you need.

 

This post isnt about bitcoin.

Not relevant, this post isnt about bitcoin.

Yeah, that's what i figured, and I would probably do that if paypal had better chargeback-abuse prevention.

 

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Bump.

 

He doesn't wanna pay a fee.

 

I don't mind paying a small fee, just want to avoid paypals conversion charges.
their rates are bullshit.

 

Yep totally agree with you, especially with bigger payment they rape you pretty badly, WU is even worse, to send 1000 canadian dollars I had to give them roughly 970€ which is more or less $1400 canadian dollars, that was the end of my WU adventures. I still make big payments with paypal and this would definitely reduce the cost if someone came across a service that will exchange your curreny for a smaller fee-

 

Where are you from and how bad is the conversion? I don't think there's going to be a currency exchange with paypal because of the chargeback risks that go with it. The fee they can charge won't be much. Probably not even much of a market for people like you.

Canada is a rare case for Western Union. I don't know why but the rates are way more expensive for Canadians. Australia was bad, but not as bad as Canada, at one point. But Australia's caught on and their conversion isn't much from what I've noticed.

 

Yep, I was speechless when she told me how much money I needed to send $1000 Cad it was an automatic loss of $400 right that second-

You got another payment processor like WU at every postal office, can't remember the name of it anymore though but used it a couple of times and it was a bit cheaper than WU.

 

on PayPal itself you can transfer your currency over for i believe 1%.they Just screw you over if you want to make a payment and you dont have the funds in the correct currency.

If you transfer to your bank account lets say 1000usd and your bank account is in euro's you should get close to the equivalent of 1000usd as far as my experience go.

 

Doesn't sound right, paypals conversion rates don't really change, regardless of the task you are trying to perform.

 

They do, its Just PayPals way to screw you.
Try it yourself .

Edit :
You can always go the long way and buy Btc and sell them for the currency you want with some loss.

Other alternitives are opening a second currency on your bank account

 

I think you misread my post or interpreted it wrong.

 

Paypal is a pain in the ass, so much fees, slow most of the times.. nty.

 

In my experience I've been able to transfer USD directly to my bank account without conversions (I'm Canadian). In that case I think it's the bank that charges you, so it's minimal.

 

Thank you for your valuable contribution!

The problem isnt really depositing money from paypal to my bank account. although I have had fees in the past from doing that, nowadays I almost never need to deposit money from paypal to my bank account. people usually request to be paid with paypal when I trade with them.

I usually collect my money by receiving direct bank transfers from my customers or cashing a deposit from my BTC account, both of these are without fees, what I'm looking to do is to be able to provide multiple currencies in paypal to my customers, so I'd want a certain amount of my most used currencies, AUD, CAD, EUR, USD and GBP. however I'm not willing to pay paypals ridiculous conversion fees just so I can have multiple currencies on my paypal account.