Just read the following interview of the founder of Dwolla - an online payment company that has a very simple fee structure. Twenty-five cents. Transaction for $50? $.25 fee. Transaction for $5000? $.25 fee. The catch? No credit cards. But read the article. Those of us who have sold or bought high ticket items have been through the PayPal fee shit, and these guys seem to want to beat that. I have zero affiliation with them, other than I just opened an account after reading the info. So take a look - it might be very useful. I saw it originally on BoingBoing.

http://www.businessi...w-years-2011-11

I'll join up to at least deal with you guys here, in any case (though I doubt I will be buying anything lately, maybe more like selling).

I signed up and got verified but haven't used it so far. Fee structure looks good but they aren't famous enough to cut into PayPals business.