Picture Perfect Totes

Picture Perfect Totes · #1 05-24-2007, 03:32 PM

Hi, I signed up for a paypal account and everything is going well on my website. I added shipping costs to the orders and it does add the shipping to the orders just fine. But, I need to know how to offer my customers free shipping on orders over $100.00. How do I configure paypal to do this?

Please HELP!

Thanks in Advance

PPT

navaldesign · #2 05-24-2007, 05:23 PM

Not sure if you can do this with PayPal. I beleive it should be done directly on your website, before the visitor is redirected to PayPal. You will need a script for that.

LadyEye · #3 05-24-2007, 06:20 PM

Naval is probably right ... but

I haven't been to paypal for a bit, however, I do recall that you can add the amount of shipping dependent on the total of the sale ... and if this system works for you, then you have a way ...

example sale $25.00 - $35.00 - Shipping $10.00

sale $50.00 - shipping $18.00

sale $100.00 - Shipping 0.00

Just example rates, however, I do recall doing this for someone last year ... You might want to check that avenue out, it may have changed.

Bethers · #4 05-25-2007, 03:25 AM

If you use a cart - like CartManager or Mal's E - you will have many other options- and would easily be able to configure shipping however you want it.

But I do believe you can do this directly from Paypal. I don't use it - but suggest you go to your Paypal account, go to the Profile subtab of "My Account" - then go to the Shipping Calculation link in the Selling Preferences column and see if you find what you need there :)

navaldesign · #5 05-25-2007, 06:30 AM

I'm afraid PayPal doesn't allow this. I mean, yes, allows to define shipment costs per sale range, as Lady Eye said. But, these amounts are added to each other.
so you can set (example)

0,01 - 20.00$ shipment $2
20,01 - 50.00 shipment $5
50,01 - 100,00 shipment $7
over $100 shipment $0

etc, and also define that for amounts over, i.e. $100 shipment will be 0.
However, these are cumulative, meaning that, it will ALWAYS calculate the shipment for the lower amount ranges. So you cannot set that shipment wil be 0 for amounts over a certain amount.

Bethers · #6 05-27-2007, 12:10 AM

I suggest that you look at CM or Mal's then - as you can use paypal with them - and you'll have all the options in shipping. Mal's has a free version. I use CM - but it does have a monthly fee - I find it worthwhile with all the other things I can do with it.

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