How To Pay Your Flippa Fees

& Why You Should Avoid Automated Payments

First of all, Flippa is a market place where you can buy and sell

websites. I have to admit, I’ve never purchased a website from Flippa

but I have heard about people who purchase a website and then turn

around and make it more profitable and sell that site.

However, what I am going to be talking about is how to pay your Flippa

success fees and why you should not sign up for automated payments.

Many people who get started with flipping websites sign up to have

Flippa automatically take their payment as soon as the website is sold.

This is the method that I was using when I first got started. However,

after flipping several sites, I realized that I should be taking that money

that I made from flipping websites and re-invest it into other areas to

grow my business.

I wanted to share with you why you should re-invest the profits from

your flips and grow your business.

Now you can either choose to flip more sites or re-invest your profits

and get into other areas such as product creation.

I have chosen to get involved with product creation. But I will be talking

about that later.

How To Pay Your Flippa Invoices?

Log into your account and if you have an invoice that is due, you will

see something like this on the top of your account dashboard.

As you can see this says that I have over 2 invoices due. The red

warning states that the invoices are now overdue.

You will only see the yellow warning box…if your invoices are not

overdue.

Step 1:

Now click on the Pay Now link or you can scroll down on the left side of

the inside of your account and you will see a link that says “unpaid

invoices.”

Step 2:

Next you will be taken to a page that will show you which invoices you

will be paying for. If you want to pay for only certain invoices and not

all of them, you can deselect the one that you don’t want to pay for.

Step 3:

Decide how you want to pay, either with PayPal or credit card. Once

you make payment, you will be taken back to your Flippa account.

You may have to wait a while to see that your account has been

updated and your invoices have been paid.

Step 4:

Now that your invoices have been paid, it’s time to list more sites as

well as work on other areas of your business.

Remember, flipping websites is great and has become a method that I

like using when I need some quick cash.

However, there are some downsells to flipping websites as well. I will

be discussing those later as well.

Hopefully this helped you realize how to pay for your flippa fees. If you

need a video walk through of how to pay your Flippa fees, then you can

watch this video that I created.

Video walkthrough of paying invoice:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOurilIkaI0

You can also visit my personal blog at:

http://IMWithSusanVelez.com