The PayPal eCommerce Toolkit is the quickest and easiest way to add
eCommerce to your business web site. In just a few minutes, you can
easily create payment buttons, basic shopping cart functionality, and
start accepting credit cards online with PayPal. Over four million
businesses trust PayPal to deliver easy, secure, affordable payment
processing.

+ The Buy Now object creates a payment button for your product or
service. You can place the payment button on a website, and immediately
customers can pay you with any major credit card.

+ The Add to Cart and View Cart objects add shopping cart functionality
to your website. Customers can select items to purchase, and then check
out and pay for purchases with a credit card. Advanced web developers
can also add to and extend toolkit functionality by using PayPal's
Instant Payment Notification (IPN) web service.

+ The Subscription object adds recurring payments to your website. Use
this object to set up an ongoing charge or payment plan for customers.
You can also optionally set up a free or paid trial period, and also
charge a setup fee to initiate the subscription.

+ The Donation object allows you to collect secure donations from your
web site. Donors can choose the amount of their secure donation, or you
can set a fixed amount for the donation.

+ PayPal setup is free, and there are no monthly fees. You pay only a
small transaction fee when a purchase occurs (check PayPal site for
current fee schedule). PayPal provides increased protection for online
merchants via its built-in fraud prevention system. PayPal standard
services include instant availability of funds, a scalable and proven
payments platform, 24/7 customer service via email, and extended
business hour telephone customer service.

Access: Access this Object via the 'PayPal' item in the Objects panel or
Insert menu

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Internet Solutions for small and medium sized business since 1995.
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