– PayPal is a popular online payment gateway that allows users to make payments and withdraw money from their bank accounts.
– Some common reasons why PayPal may charge users are:
– Incomplete or late payment: If a payment is not complete or is not received by the recipient by the deadline set by PayPal, PayPal may charge the user a late payment fee.
– Non-payment: If a user does not pay their debt in full, PayPal may charge them a non-payment fee.
– Fraud: If PayPal determines that a user has attempted to fraudulently use their account, they may charge the user a fraud fee.
– Disputes: If a user has a dispute with another user, PayPal may charge them a dispute fee.
– Overpayment: If a user makes an overpayment to a merchant, they may be charged a overpayment fee by PayPal.
