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  1. When I go to the settings for payments on ebay it lists credit card, checking account and paypal, but I have to now click to a billing agreement for paypal and then it takes me to paypal and I have to add a credit card to complete the purchase. It doesn't give me the option to use my balance.

  2. So far, eBay has only bypassed the balance and just went straight to the backup method even with more than enough balance available (i.e. $25 bid/best offer, balance $100+). Is there a way to get it to use the balance on the eBay side? Or is it related to eBay forcing itself as an "automatic payment" in PayPal? 2 Share. Add a Comment. Sort by:

  3. How to buy on eBay without using PayPal. If you don't have a PayPal account, check the item payment options before you complete your purchase. You can also pay with credit and debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Learn more about card payments and how to buy with coupons.

  4. 17 sty 2012 · If you are paying for something in GBP and you have balance in USD (or other currency) and you want to pay your order with balance + credit card or only balance. you first need to log into your PayPal account, create GBP currency and convert your balance to that GBP currency.

  5. Make an eBay payment with credit cards, PayPal balance or however you want, without revealing your full financial information using PayPal.

  6. How to pay with a credit or debit card. Select Credit or debit card on the checkout page, and enter your card details. We'll secure your card and won’t share your card details with the seller. If you’d like us to save the card details for your next purchase, select Remember this card for future orders.

  7. Ways to pay. In most categories, credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and PayPal are accepted. You'll find the payment methods your seller accepts by going to the Postage and Payments section of the listing. Cheques, money orders, and bank wire transfers aren't allowed for most eBay purchases.