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Sri Lankans now can sell their products on eBay
- Thread starter Reo_BitPA
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debit , credit card nathi paypal thiyena ekek nathi tharam. customerta item eka oni nam credit card eken hari un gannawa.
උකට ඇබයක් ගහල ගලවන්ඩ නොදී තියෙද්දි all you can eat බුෆේ එකකට එක්ක ගිහින් කියනව ඇති තරම් කාපන් ලු.
මොකෙන් ගෙවුවත් විකුන්න එකාට පේපැල් හරහා ගන්න පුලුවන් නේ. ඒක බැරි එක තමයි කියන්නෙ
ගෙවන එකා පේපැල් යූස් නොකර ගෙවුවට අවුලක් නඇහැ
ඕකෙ අනෙක් පැත්ත මනි ලොන්ඩරින් වගේ සීන් වලට පේපැල් යූස් කරන එක නවත්තන්න විදියකුත් හදන්න ඕන.
Kalin kiwwe lankawa paththen okkoma hari PayPal eken thamai denne naththe kiyala 
Online direct sales hampered by lack of PayPal access
Wednesday, 24 October 2018 00:00
Fin. Min. assures pushing Central Bank to expedite necessary changes
The Finance Ministry yesterday acknowledged that they were still awaiting a decision by the Central Bank to allow PayPal accounts to be activated in Sri Lanka, allowing locals to receive money.
Despite the Finance Ministry enabling Sri Lankan companies to have direct e-commerce transactions on Monday, the effort cannot be practically implemented without the Central Bank allowing locals to receive money via PayPal.
“We are still in discussions with the Central Bank and have called on them to expedite the effort because we understand how important it is. We are confident that it will be done sooner rather than later,” said Finance Minister Mangala Samaraweera.
The Finance Ministry has set up a regulatory framework enabling Sri Lankan companies to initiate Business to Consumer (B2C) direct e-commerce transactions with overseas customers as per a Budget 2018 proposal.
Sri Lankan customers do enjoy this B2C e-commerce facility via eBay and other trading platforms but not vice versa. Accordingly, hereafter companies or exporters in Sri Lanka can send goods in any number worth a maximum $ 3,000 each without submitting a CUSDEC application to Sri Lanka Customs.
However, at the end of the particular month the exporter has to submit one CUSDEC application to Sri Lanka Customs covering all transactions, the statement released by the Finance Ministry said.
The regulation issued by the Ministry of Finance will govern any approved online trading platform done by B2C operations by a Board of Investment-approved hub enterprise, B2C operations by a Board of Investment-approved enterprise, B2C operations by any other registered business enterprise and B2C operations by any individual registered exporter.
- http://www.ft.lk/front-page/Online-direct-sales-hampered-by-lack-of-PayPal-access/44-665340
Online direct sales hampered by lack of PayPal access
Wednesday, 24 October 2018 00:00
Fin. Min. assures pushing Central Bank to expedite necessary changes
The Finance Ministry yesterday acknowledged that they were still awaiting a decision by the Central Bank to allow PayPal accounts to be activated in Sri Lanka, allowing locals to receive money.
Despite the Finance Ministry enabling Sri Lankan companies to have direct e-commerce transactions on Monday, the effort cannot be practically implemented without the Central Bank allowing locals to receive money via PayPal.
“We are still in discussions with the Central Bank and have called on them to expedite the effort because we understand how important it is. We are confident that it will be done sooner rather than later,” said Finance Minister Mangala Samaraweera.
The Finance Ministry has set up a regulatory framework enabling Sri Lankan companies to initiate Business to Consumer (B2C) direct e-commerce transactions with overseas customers as per a Budget 2018 proposal.
Sri Lankan customers do enjoy this B2C e-commerce facility via eBay and other trading platforms but not vice versa. Accordingly, hereafter companies or exporters in Sri Lanka can send goods in any number worth a maximum $ 3,000 each without submitting a CUSDEC application to Sri Lanka Customs.
However, at the end of the particular month the exporter has to submit one CUSDEC application to Sri Lanka Customs covering all transactions, the statement released by the Finance Ministry said.
The regulation issued by the Ministry of Finance will govern any approved online trading platform done by B2C operations by a Board of Investment-approved hub enterprise, B2C operations by a Board of Investment-approved enterprise, B2C operations by any other registered business enterprise and B2C operations by any individual registered exporter.
- http://www.ft.lk/front-page/Online-direct-sales-hampered-by-lack-of-PayPal-access/44-665340
එතකොට ලොකු ගාණක් පාඩු කරං නේද වියදම් කරන්න වෙන්නේ? අරකෙං මෙකට මෙකෙන් අරකට. එ් service එකටයි මෙකට යි, eBay charge ඔක්කොම එක්ක කස්ටමර් ට දෙයක් විකුනන්න බැහැ අඩුවට. අඩුවට නැතිනම් උං ගන්නේ නැහැ. Online දෙයක් විකුණනවා නම් අඩුවට ගන්න පුළුවන් නම් විතරයි customers ලා buy කරන්නේ
uba pukenda kanne?wrong analogy
ඔව්. දැන් හරිද?Listing on ebay and selling = eating
Can't receive money to Sri lankan paypal accounts as of yet = butthole blocked with a cork
Does ring a bell now?
ඕන තරම් විකුණන්ඩ පුළුවන්. සල්ලි ගන්ඩ බෑ අවහිර කරල කියල අදහස් කලේ..
Kalin kiwwe lankawa paththen okkoma hari PayPal eken thamai denne naththe kiyala
Online direct sales hampered by lack of PayPal access
Wednesday, 24 October 2018 00:00
Fin. Min. assures pushing Central Bank to expedite necessary changes
The Finance Ministry yesterday acknowledged that they were still awaiting a decision by the Central Bank to allow PayPal accounts to be activated in Sri Lanka, allowing locals to receive money.
Despite the Finance Ministry enabling Sri Lankan companies to have direct e-commerce transactions on Monday, the effort cannot be practically implemented without the Central Bank allowing locals to receive money via PayPal.
“We are still in discussions with the Central Bank and have called on them to expedite the effort because we understand how important it is. We are confident that it will be done sooner rather than later,” said Finance Minister Mangala Samaraweera.
The Finance Ministry has set up a regulatory framework enabling Sri Lankan companies to initiate Business to Consumer (B2C) direct e-commerce transactions with overseas customers as per a Budget 2018 proposal.
Sri Lankan customers do enjoy this B2C e-commerce facility via eBay and other trading platforms but not vice versa. Accordingly, hereafter companies or exporters in Sri Lanka can send goods in any number worth a maximum $ 3,000 each without submitting a CUSDEC application to Sri Lanka Customs.
However, at the end of the particular month the exporter has to submit one CUSDEC application to Sri Lanka Customs covering all transactions, the statement released by the Finance Ministry said.
The regulation issued by the Ministry of Finance will govern any approved online trading platform done by B2C operations by a Board of Investment-approved hub enterprise, B2C operations by a Board of Investment-approved enterprise, B2C operations by any other registered business enterprise and B2C operations by any individual registered exporter.
- http://www.ft.lk/front-page/Online-direct-sales-hampered-by-lack-of-PayPal-access/44-665340
sinhalen dapan api tourist newi
Nope
Only other option is merchant account that can collect money directly through debit or credit cards
No other options
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