FAQ SkiScool Payment
Hi, To pay your ski services with Skiscool you have 2 choice:
PayPal (first choice in green*) or Integrated Credit Card system (second choice in blue*).
- Paypal is good system but is a bit asshole for new users and if you do not have a paypal account already, as we pay their fees in our side, we recommand this option. (see below to get help)
- The second that you can use is the faster and easier one, just add your credit card info and it’s done, but 4% will be asked to pay in extra (not included in final bill)
- As we prefer our clients to use Paypal (it’s less cost for us) try using the free of fees system.
*See below pictures
UI buttons forms
If you use paypal here the comments:
- Push Paypal button to process payment flow
- With Paypal you can as well select pay by credit card without to create a PayPal account for some country. (image 1)
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If you want just pay by credit card and avoid to create a paypal account be sure to select English in language (not russian) and use a physical address in a EU country (Britain or France is good option)
- With Paypal you need to inform a physical address in their bill, just use yours or create a fake one is fine (you pay ski-services, no one item will be send to your address).
- Please provide a good email that paypal can send you the bill of your payment.
- With Paypal try to NOT select their devise paypal-conversion if you process with a no EURO credit card. else you will get charge 2,5% more than expected on your bill! Simply it’s recommanded at 90% to use your bank to process any devise conversion.(3)
PayPal picture 1
If your credit card do not have EUR:
Paypal always show you their conversion option by default as it’s more benefit for them (we pay already 3,5% of transactions no need to add 2.5% from you!).
Always select second choice is recommanded. Your bank will charge according your bank contract and devise rates.
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If you are here, you read all the faq that is great! we hope you will enjoy pass ski holidays with us.
See you on slope 🙂