Well someone has to cut the check. You'e giving us too low informations if you seek help with that.
How often are the payment ?
Who pay the charges (domain, hosting etc)?
Who pays you ?
We havn;t started the business yet we're still ironing out details
If a customer buys a product I would like the payment be sent to 2 paypal accounts. For example someone buys the product for 5$ I would like 2.50$ to go in my account and 2.50$ to go into my partners account.
We will split the bills 50/50
The product is a virtual good so we don't need to worry about shipping and stuff.
I just need to know what the safest/easiest way would be to split. I don't feel to comfortable sharing a business paypal since I only know him over the internet.
As far as the sending money to 2 accounts, Clickbank proves that you are wrong.There sis no way to send the money to 2 accounts.
One method that requires coding is to change the paypal account the money is sent to every sale. This can be done for sure bu You'll have to hir someone to do that.
Oh,
You should not start a business with someone you can't trust. what prevents him/you from making your own site ?
As far as the sending money to 2 accounts, Clickbank proves that you are wrong.
-JB
If a customer buys a product I would like the payment be sent to 2 paypal accounts. For example someone buys the product for 5$ I would like 2.50$ to go in my account and 2.50$ to go into my partners account.
We will split the bills 50/50
Clickbank pays thru paypal. A clickbank jv contract is his easiest and safest way to split profitHe's talking about Paypal. Clickbank has JV but paypal, being a money processor does not.
Clickbank pays thru paypal. A clickbank jv contract is his easiest and safest way to split profit
and get the money put into both their paypal accounts with the least amonut of headache starting out.
I offered a solution. Take it or twist it or leave it.
-JB