INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Begin by visiting the PayPal home page and click on the "Business" tab at the top of the page. Then click on the "Get Started" button in the center of the page. You can also sign up for just a personal account on this page. " Follow the instructions to set up your merchant account. Once PayPal verifies your information, you are ready to accept credit card payments on your website or by telephone, mail or fax, e-checks and e-mail payments. You'll need to provide a valid email address and basic information about your business to create an account. If you do not run a business but still want to use PayPal to collect funds, click on the "Specialized Solutions" tab in the top right of the "Business" page to select the best option for you. There are options for Non-profits, Digital Goods, Education, Political Campaigns, and Government and Financial Services. Choose the category that best describes you. If you do not fit in any of the above categories, call the toll-free number to talk to a specialist who can help you set up your account.

SUMMARY: Open a PayPal Business Account if you haven't already. On the next screen, select "Create New Account. Use the "Specialized Solutions" tab where applicable.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a stiff, plain toothbrush (preferably just bristles no gum massagers or other plastic parts) to brush trapped lint out of the fastener. Lay the fastener flat, and apply pressure in short, hard strokes with the bristles from one end of the fastener to the other. Pick any lint that comes to the top of the fastener out with your fingers. Use the edge of the tape dispenser that you'd normally use to cut the tape to scrape the fastener clean. Lay the fastener flat, and use the teeth of the tape dispenser to rake it in short firm strokes from one end to the other. Pick any lint that comes to the top of the fastener out with your fingers. For lint that is deeply embedded in the hooks of the fastener, use a pair of needle-nose tweezers to pick it out. Lay the fastener flat, holding at both ends. Then, use the tips of the tweezers to tease out the debris.
Summary: Use a stiff toothbrush to brush the hook-and-loop fastener. Scrape the hook-and-loop fastener with the cutter of a tape dispenser. Pick any deep lint out with needle-nose tweezers.

Stand-off mounts allow you to suspend the piece away from the wall. This is ideal for glass art and signage because it allows light to reflect through, enhancing translucence. Each mount consists of an anchor, a screw, a barrel, and a cap. The length of the barrel determines how far away from the wall your sign or artwork will sit. The edge grip variety of stand-off mounts do not require your glass piece to have holes drilled into it. The edges of the glass are gripped by a channel in the mount. You can choose from metal, acrylic, or plastic mounts in a variety of colors and shapes. They also come with varying barrel lengths so you can suspend your piece closer or further from the wall, depending on your preference. Be sure to select an anchor style that matches your room decor and wall material (masonry, drywall, etc.). If you have a glass art work that is irregular in thickness, purchase edge grip mounts that are adjustable. If your piece is uniform, measure the thickness and buy mounts that have a channel that matches. 2 mounts will hold the bottom edge of your piece and 2 mounts will secure the top edge. Come in 1 to 4 inches (2.5 to 10.2cm) from each corner, depending on the size of the glass. Pull off 4 small pieces of masking tape and place them on the mirror's surface in each corner. The distance between the top 2 marks should be the same as the distance between the bottom 2 marks. The wider the glass is, the farther you can come in from the corner. Hold the glass up in your chosen location and make 2 light pencil marks on the wall that line up with where you've placed tape on the top edge. Use a level to double check that your marks are even. Then, mark the wall for the bottom edge using the same technique. It's easiest to have someone help you with this part. Hold the drill firmly and check to see that the bit is parallel to the floor. Place the anchors into the holes and tap them into the wall until they are flush. Make sure your drill bit size matches the anchor size! Position the mount over the anchor, lining the screw up. Use a Phillips head screwdriver to tighten the screw. Hold your drill or screwdriver so that it is parallel to the floor and exert steady pressure. Attach all 4 mounts using this same technique. Before you tighten the screw down all the way, check to make sure the channel side is straight and facing the right direction. Tighten the small set screws on each mount to make sure the glass is nice and snug in the channel. Depending on the style of the mount, this may require a different driver bit or screwdriver. If the glass is not sliding into all 4 channels, check to make sure the channels are all lined up parallel to the floor. Loosen the screws to adjust if necessary. Some caps screw into the barrel while others simply pop into place. Once your mirror is securely installed, put the caps on the barrels according to the kit's instructions.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose edge grip stand-off mounts to hang glass art and signage. Buy a kit of 4 mounts in a style and color that match your piece and decor. Use masking tape to mark the glass where the mounts will go. Determine where you want to mount your piece and mark the wall. Drill 14 inch (0.64cm) deep holes for your anchors. Place the support screw down through the hollow barrel of the mount. Guide your glass piece gently into the channels from the side. Place the caps on each barrel to finish the look.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you're not in your home country, your service provider will charge you for call minutes, text messages, and even data usage. Before you make call using the internet, make sure you're connected to a WiFi source and not using cellular data. To make sure you aren't using data, you can turn it off in your phone's settings. On an iPhone, for instance, go to Settings, then choose Cellular. Switch the toggle button next to "Cellular Data" off. A lot of places offer free WiFi now. Try a hotel, restaurant, library, or coffee shop. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) apps converts your voice and/or video into data signals, which are then transferred over the internet. Choose one of the many VoIP providers, then install the software on your laptop, or download an app on a tablet or smartphone. VoIP is often cheaper than traditional international phone calls. If you're calling a landline or calling someone without the VoIP service, there will likely be a charge. Some of the most common VoIP apps include Skype, Google Voice, and WhatsApp. While most laptops come equipped with a built-in microphone, some do not. You can buy a portable headset that has headphones and a microphone, and can be plugged into your computer via the USB port. Look for headsets or microphones at an electronics store or an online retailer. If you want to make a video call, you'll also need to hook up a webcam. Type in all of the digits of the phone number, including the area or city code. Check the instructions for your app or service to see if you need to add the country code or "+" at the beginning of the number, as well. Some will automatically insert that code if you select the country you're calling. Many apps can access your phone's address book if you're calling someone from your contact list.

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Connect to WiFi to avoid hefty data fees if you're in a different country. Download a free "Voice over Internet Protocol" app or software. Connect a headset if you're using a device without a microphone. Enter the phone number you're trying to call and hit the dial button.