I’m now over two weeks behind in posting the finances for June — please bear with me, while I battle PayPal a bit. I’ve been using their export to QuickBooks feature to download the transactions for all the donations we’ve been receiving. But, for some unknown reason, that option is no longer available — only export to tab/comma delimited files, and QuickBooks can’t import those files.
I’d have to write a converter that takes CSV files and translates them into quickbooks files — something I am trying to avoid. Thus I am waiting for a reply back from PayPal about what’s going on.
If this is not resolved by next week, I’ll go write the script and get our finances back on track.
UPDATE: PayPal permanently removed this feature, with no explanation as to why — I guess we join the ranks of people who have gotten screwed by PayPal. I just wish they would’ve notified me. Grrr.
paypal swiped 100$ from me, customer agreed to 200$ refund & pp gave 300$ refund … customer bought item sold to 100’s of other happy users and after getting our unit went & bought competitor’s unit. they even had the gaul to send ours back in competitors box less $15 worth of parts.. pp santions suck actions at sellers expense… beware you can rip anyone off w/pp… bware…
I wrote this tool because Paypal’s export file was unreliable.
http://www.redhunter.com/software/paypal_quickbooks_import.htm
much more functionality than paypal’s IIF export, and it doesn’t skip a bunch of transactions like refunds etc.
Al
PayPal do some strange things latterly, but the tool is cool
Does anybody know why PayPal permanently removed this feature?
Acutally the download to IIF is actually back, last time I looked.
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I think problem with PayPal is, that they are to big. Like other big companies in the internet business, they can do a lot without inform their customer… Imagine, if a automotive company will ever do something like this… the company will be blowed out of the market very fast.
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