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It has for about 5 years ...Does PayPal in Australia now accept Amex?
... there are some threads prior to that lamenting that they did not.
It has for about 5 years ...Does PayPal in Australia now accept Amex?
Sorry, my mistake, Telstra do accept Amex but with a fee.
Is that right? The only Telstra services I use are a bunch of pre-paid mobile phones, they get an auto charge monthly and I pay with Amex ... I'm sure there is no surcharge on that ... perhaps landlines/DSL/NBN whatever attract a CC fee?
Credit and Direct Debit card type | Charge for payments before 1 September 2016 | Charge for payments on or after 1 September 2016 |
VISA, Mastercard, American Express | 1% plus GST | 0.30% plus GST |
Diners Club | 2% plus GST | 1.67% plus GST |
Payment methods | |
PayPal™ | $0.00 |
Fees for Telstra listed here:
Prepaid probably won't have a surcharge on Telstra, those fees are for plans/post paid services. No idea who is silly enough to pay the cv surcharge when PayPal is free, though.
unfrotuantely not everyone is that savy,
I didnt know amex was linakble to amex for many years to paypal
Went to renew my Post Office Box via the MyPost online portal before the March 30 due date. Australia Post would only accept Visa or MasterCard via that portal (with a big SecurePay logo underneath)... so instead I exited out without payment, went to the general PostBillPay site and manually entered the bill details. Magically AMEX, PayPal and Diners all became available. Problem solved.
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Medibank did a few years ago, and stopped.
I currently pay NIB with Amex. It's surcharged over a bank account, but at the same level as MasterCard and Visa, IIRC.
I wasn't referring to the private health funds. I am talking about practitioners, such as dermatologists, ear, nose & throat specialist, etc.
interestingly a lot of dentists accept AMEX
no private health practitioners take Amex?
interestingly a lot of dentists accept AMEX
I must be the 1 dentist out of 10 that don't.... (If anyone gets the reference)