Re: paypal alternatives

Dave,

You're living in the past as far as paypal and ebay go (probably a good 5
years). Most of the horror stories out there are hersay and embelished
stories from disgruntled ebay/paypal users. Most who probably didn't read
descriptions of items closely and didn't get what they wanted.. lol...

Paypal is one of the most secure forms of online payment out there now. I
actually LOOK for vendors that use it because for me it's not only more
convinient, I know if the vendor screws me paypal has it covered.

Paypal got a bad rap in the beginning that's hard to get over for most. But
I'll use it any day of the week over any other form of payment if it's
security and fraud protection I'm looking for.

Bradley V. Stone
BVSTools - www.bvstools.com
eRPG SDK - www.erpgsdk.com

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Subject: Re: [WEB400] paypal alternatives


Jim,

BTW, I don't blame them on not wanting to have a PayPal account;
too many horror stories
out there and besides, why should a customer have to have a
go-between. It should be between the customer and your business
with the only "sort of" go-between being someone to verify the CC
and someone to process the payment.

I won't sign up for use of PayPal and I use Ebay. If a person
or vendor won't accept anything but PayPay, I don't do business
with them. Postal MO or Cashier's Check is good enough to
protect both parties or perhaps a broker service.

Dave

"Jim Franz" <franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx> 12/23/2008 13:19 >>>

Anyone used alternatives to Paypal for receive payments on website
for invoices / statements with major credit cards and eChecks?
Some people just refusing to setup Paypal account...

Jim Franz
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