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Introduction
PayPal’s Settlement and Reconciliation System offers merchants a quick, convenient and comprehensive way to reconcile credits and debits between their PayPal accounts and bank accounts.

What is PayPal?
PayPal is an American-based system that allows any business or consumer with an email address to securely, conveniently, and cost-effectively send and receive payments online. Their network builds on the existing financial infrastructure of bank accounts and credit cards to create a global, real-time payment solution. They deliver a product ideally suited for small businesses, online traders, individuals and others currently underserved by traditional payment mechanisms.

Using Turbo Lister
Requirements :

• Turbo Lister 2 with latest updates
• A PayPal Premier or Business account. Don’t have PayPal Account? Sign up now
• PayPal account linked to eBay selling account (see Addresses in My eBay)

TIP – How to update to the latest version of Turbo Lister

1. Start Turbo Lister
2. Click on Check for Program Updates under Tools
3. Turbo Lister will automatically search for the latest program updates
4. If updates are found, select Install Now. This may take a few moments
5. Turbo Lister will then restart

Updating Multiple Listings – Part 1

1. Start Turbo Lister
2. Go to Active Listings
3. Select the Items you want to Edit and then click Edit Multiple Items
4. Under the Payment Methods section, select Credit cards via PayPal and complete the field PayPal Account Email
5. Click Save
6. Click OK to start the update
7. Once the changes are made you need to Synchronise to update the listings

A message from our lawyers
The PayPal service is provided by PayPal Australia Pty Limited (ABN 93 111 195 389) which holds an Australian Financial Services Licence, number 304962. eBay is an authorised representative, number 308318, of PayPal for the purpose of providing information about PayPal and is not acting as your agent. eBay and PayPal are not providing personal financial advice to you and does not take your individual circumstances into account in providing information about the PayPal service. You should consider the Product Disclosure Statement and Financial Services Guide before deciding to sign-up for or use the PayPal online payment service at https://www.PayPal.com.au.

Tutorial Guide for Creating a PayPal Page in Sitebuilder
This tutorial is to assist you with adding and updating the shop page within your Sitebuilder software. Please note that PayPal is an external company. Both the PayPal website and the processes described in this tutorial may change and so it is to be used only as a guide. PayPal has an online help section should you need further assistance.

Please also note that we are always striving to improve our Sitebuilder for better functionality and ease of use. Updates to Sitebuilder may mean that the actual process may vary slightly from that described. This guide is therefore subject to change. Please refer to the help documentation on Sitebuilder for the latest version. Adding products to your shop page involves two processes. To begin this process you must have set up and activated a Premier or Business PayPal account. Each item that you wish to sell needs to be added to the PayPal website and a button to be generated. You can then add each item to your Premium Design website.

Part 1: Logging in to PayPal
To begin you must log in to your account by going to the UK PayPal website www.paypal.co.uk and completing the account login with your details.

You can connect your Web site to PayPal to take credit card orders. This guide describes the pros and cons, and explains how to go ahead with using PayPal.

What is Virtual Terminal
PayPal’s Virtual Terminal is a web-based application that allows you access through your PayPal account to accept credit or debit card payments. Virtual Terminal provides your business with the functionality similar to a stand-alone credit or debit card-processing terminal. Virtual Terminal is ideal for merchants that receive offline orders by phone, fax, or in-person and want to accept credit or debit cards.