PayPal for Diablo III and Battle.net

We're pleased to announce that in most regions, PayPal will be our payment-service partner for the Diablo III auction house, allowing players who trade with real-world currency the ability to cash out the spoils of their battle-torn adventures via a PayPal account.
PayPal will also soon be added in several regions as a payment option on Battle.net, providing another convenient and secure payment method for digital purchases of Blizzard products and services.
We’ll share region-related specifics, as well as further details on everything mentioned above, in the near future. Stay tuned!

Emerald Dream
Aman'Thul
It will be a market pure and simple , cant wait !
$$$ for enjoying a game !
Mug'thol
Arthas
Kirin Tor
Kirin Tor
Crushridge
Jubei'Thos
People, you cannot complain, you are not worthy to complain, we should be thankful companys like blizzard exist trying to satisfy us so badly, bringing out a game with a auction house like this.
I for one cannot wait, i have 25.5 hours to wait exactly and am so extatic. BRING IT ON <3 Blizz
Sentinels
Llane
Bloodhoof
Korialstrasz
so no sending money in bulk to paypal. so there will be fees on every little item you sell. now dont get me wrong i'm not complaining. i think this is a great idea, just pointing somethings out. there is something else ive noticed when reading all these post, everyone keeps talking about selling there items but how many are going to be pulling out there credit cards? i dont know if i will pay for my items yet. guess i'll have to see how my hunting goes.
Anvilmar
Bloodhoof
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Sell an item for $100 on the AH (please God)
Blizz takes $1 fee and then if you want to tranfer
the remaining $99 to PayPal you get hit with the Blizz 15%
transfer fee (could be worse, they could have chosen 20%).
That lops off another $14.85 to Blizz and leaves $84.15 heading to your PayPal account.
Now PayPal takes their 2.9% + $.30 and you've got $81.41 in your account for the $100 item you sold on the RMAH.
Not too shabby.
Darkspear
Soo any one know for fact ? Visa go or no ?
Kil'jaeden
Emerald Dream
Wildhammer
I am concerned about the way this is all set up as I am wondering if the fees will scare people away. 15% is not bad, if that includes ALL of the fees, including the transfer fee. But 30% for gold and other items? that's 1/3 of your sale... TOO MUCH.
I believe that there will still be plenty of selling that goes on outside of the AH.
Frostmane
Bonechewer
All you need is your routing number and your account number; both can be found on the bottom of your checks.
Hellscream
Vashj
However, the ugly truth is... you will pay a hefty 15% fee to cash out to Paypal, AND you can only do it if you own a cell phone.
This means some people will be screwed. I unfortunately am one of them.
Bladefist
So given PayPay's long and well-documented history of unscrupulous business practices, it has to be asked if Blizzard will support any other means of transferring funds to and from the real-money auction house.
Some of these players are making invalid arguments; about taking away the ability to let players find items and what not - Blizzard is NOT making "micro-transactions". People still need to find items to put in AH. Blizzard isn't giving players with RL money an unfair advantage; if a player finds a good item and wants to get rid of it, using RL money in 'ADDITION' to the game currency AH just opens up trading options.
As far as PayPal locking your account or whatever it may be; the funds you make when selling items goes into your Blizzard account, so you can use it on Blizzard related products. If you wish to transfer the money you made to your Paypal account, lets say after you made $50 dollars or so, you can do that for 15% transaction fee (Paypal will charge Blizzard, so Blizzard charges you)
To avoid mass hysteria, I am sure Blizzard and PayPal have come to a solid agreement on this matter.