Updates to the payment model

Just use your brain, it literally says

"10% for less than $250" "9% for less than $500" "8% for less than $750"

ByNethat 4th of September 2016 13:26:31

Just use your brain, it literally says"10% for less than $250""9% for less than $500""8% for less than $750"

Thank you. Because I had $515 last month and I am still on 9%.

By[E-G] ibot3at 4th of September 2016 14:17:10

Thank you. Because I had $515 last month and I am still on 9%.

The "revenue" doesn't take paypal fees into consideration.

So the commission is taken WITH the PayPal fees, but the commission rate is based on your "revenue" WITHOUT the PayPal fees?

ByMarcuzat 21st of July 2016 17:20:28

We can calculate the percentage at the 1st of every month based on last months profits, and make it estimate as close to $15, $20 or $30 as possible.

70$ for 750$ are much more than the 15$ from the past.

By[E-G] ibot3at 4th of September 2016 19:06:5070$ for 750$ are much more than the 15$ from the past.

Yes, that was generally the whole point.

I still have a too high commission rate.

Just to clarify, it's:

(aka, anything below $500 is 10%) > $500 - 9% > $750 - 8% > $1,000 - 7% > $1,250 - 6% > $1,500 - 5%

**not **

< $250 - 10% < $500 - 9% < $750 - 8% < $1,000 - 7% < $1,250 - 6% < $1,500 - 5%

otherwise the $1,500 entry would be void

ByMarcuzat 3rd of October 2016 12:31:30

Just to clarify, it's:(aka, anything below $500 is 10%)> $500 - 9%> $750 - 8%> $1,000 - 7%> $1,250 - 6%> $1,500 - 5%

Monthly, right?

ByQuackDuckat 3rd of October 2016 17:06:36

Monthly, right?

Yeah, the revenue it is based off is last month's. Obviously if you had no revenue it would default to 10%.

Oh, that's great, thank you

Thanks for information !

Bykubau27at 11th of October 2016 17:31:42

Thanks for information !

you're 2 months late Pierre

Thanks for information !

ByTasiD - #Supremeat 13th of November 2016 16:02:46

Thanks for information !

you're 4 months late Pierre

ByBilly 💻🌚at 13th of November 2016 16:07:17

you're 4 months late Pierre

Thanks for information !