How to connect a carcheck website to paypal integration

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ProjectWork wrote:
Hey can u pl tell me the code or the steps to connect carcheck website with paypal because the exact
specifications are still not known sure they are
and i am unable to find themwell you didn't try very hard
a simple Google search pulls up lots of stuff
....so any suggestion how should i proceed?Yes,
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