Why Donate to GreyWardens.Com?

To take GreyWardens.Com to the next level, we need to spend more time and find more people who are willing to contribute.

That’s where you come in. If you like what you are getting on GreyWardens.Com (and we have only recently started) if you want more of it, and you believe that GreyWardens.Com is providing a vital service, please give us a hand and donate to the site.

A donation of just $5 / 5 EUR will help enable us to upgrade and improve our equipment – since we have costs running this service — so we can continue to bring you the fastest and best news, official announcements, downloads, community input, informative content and much more.

Be assured: Unlike other websites that hemorrhage money, GreyWardens.Com has a fantastic bang for the buck. You’ll find no frilly offices, no massive expense accounts, no designer couches, no latte machines, and no staff masseurs. We spend everything we have on getting exclusive content to you.

Our staff are unpaid volunteers – they are fans, just like yourselves, located throughout the world and are dedicated to bringing you the very best content and help for Dragon Age Origins.

And we want to do more of that — with your help.
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Just click on the “PayPal Donate” link on the top-right to help us make GreyWardens.Com even better!. Or just click here to donate. Thank you. If you do not like PayPal we might have an alternative way for you. Try out the Good Old Games website. Classic games. Completly DRM free and under ten bucks. We receive a small revenue from any purchase you make by using this link. Thank you.

1. What is PayPal, and how can GreyWardens.Com use it to receive online donations?
   Most widely recognized as a payment option for eBay online auction users, PayPal can be used to send and receive payments through the Internet, serving as the middleman between a giver and a website, for example GreyWardens.Com. Once you sign up for PayPal, you can send and receive money from anyone who has an email address as well as a credit card, debit card or bank account. Please note that PayPal is a third-party provider, a separate organization not in any way affiliated with GreyWardens.Com.
   
2. How can I learn more about PayPal Donations?
   On its Web site, PayPal has posted detailed explanations and a step-by-step guide on using this tool.
3. Is there a charge for using PayPal?
   GreyWardens.Com does not charge its users for the use of PayPal, but PayPal does. Each time a user donates to our site, PayPal will collect a fee of 2.9 percent of the total transaction plus 30 cents. This means that if a giver were to use PayPal to donate $100 to our site, PayPal would retain $3.20 before forwarding $96.80 to our site. Meanwhile, the giver would realize the full $100 for tax purposes. Visit PayPay’s Web site for more details.
4. Is PayPal’s fee worth the “lost” revenue?
   Without PayPal, our site may never have received the donation in the first place, so you should not assume “lost” revenue. PayPal does not charge any upfront fees, and it is extremely easy to implement. While GreyWardens.Com has no control over PayPal’s fees, we do consider 2.9 percent of the transaction plus 30 cents to be a fair “finder’s fee.” What is interesting is that PayPal’s payment scale does not slide based on the increased size of the gift, so all gifts are treated equally.