Thanks Ben, that's a good idea. But I would prefer for it to more full proof than that. I'm sure many would forget that step. I would prefer to make it a mandatory feild.

Another option, which is a two step process (I'd still perfer only one), is to have them send me their info and then upon recieval I then send them the paypal email.

I think I like that! It's two step, but made to look like one. I'm thinking about doing my own branding, so I could have the redirect come right back to my site, where I finish the paypal transaction. Hmmm... Let me chew on that...

Thank you Susan, I think your right, that order makes more sense (pay first). So I have this route as a solid 1st option.

Or for my second option I late last night put together this. I use Foxycart, and make a "Checkout Now" button and bypass the view cart step (I can do that). Now I'll have a one page checkout system. Then I use foxy's custom form option to have the client insert all the info I need (username, password, etc) all on the same checkout page. The next page is the reciept page. And, if I whish, I can set it up so that the private info is not sent by mail, but rather I can view it in my admin panel. As long as it all goes to plan, now that's one step!  http://wiki.foxycart.com/docs:checkout:customfields

It's a bit more along the lines of a full shopping cart tutorial, but it does integrate PayPal: http://www.killerphp.com/tutorials/shop … -tutorial/

Update! This looks good too. Paypal and my form (to collect info) are on the same page. When the user send me their info, they are also redirected to paypal simultaneously. Like this page... http://unify.unitinteractive.com/purchase.php