Yahoo! Publisher Network Adds PayPal Payment Option

May 30, 2007 - 6:58 am 1 by

Last night, the Yahoo Publisher Network has announced that they are now offering payment to publishers via PayPal.

I logged into my account to see how the set up works. You simple go to your account settings, click on payment options and there is a fourth checkbox now, this one is for PayPal.

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PayPal even set up a special URL to show YPNers the benefits of PayPal at https://www.paypal.com/ypnwhypaypal. If you have billing questions, you can find more information at the FAQs.

The ain advantage is you will get your money sooner, if you are a publisher who earns less than $100 per month.

If you use direct deposit, the minimum available balance required to receive payments is $100. With PayPal, it's only $50. You can also earn a return on the deposits in your PayPal account by using PayPal's Money Market Reserve Fund. Please visit the PayPal Web site to learn more about this service.

This is an apparent extension of Yahoo's PayPal partnership on the Search Marketing side. This is also a much requested feature by publishers on both the Yahoo and Google side.

Forum discussion at DigitalPoint Forums & WebmasterWorld.

 

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