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PayPal
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2004 8:16 am
by voodoo9055
I didn't know where to ask this. If this is not the correct forum, I apologize in advance. I seen several threads where people express their non-approval of using PayPal. I just want to know why some people hate using PayPal in their opinion? I am currently have a script made that will integrate with PayPal. I know Jason has his MyVirtualCard which is all good. What other payment processors would one suggest to integrate with for those who can't afford merchants like Verisign?
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2004 8:19 am
by malcolmboston
Re: PayPal
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2004 3:23 pm
by Roja
voodoo9055 wrote:I didn't know where to ask this. If this is not the correct forum, I apologize in advance. I seen several threads where people express their non-approval of using PayPal. I just want to know why some people hate using PayPal in their opinion? I am currently have a script made that will integrate with PayPal. I know Jason has his MyVirtualCard which is all good. What other payment processors would one suggest to integrate with for those who can't afford merchants like Verisign?
I find there are a non-trivial number of complaints about paypal, but its widely used, supported, and implemented world-wide. It also happens to be cheap, easy to use, and in MOST cases - very secure and fair.
When I can't use paypal, I usually suggest close alternatives like iBill, onlinemerchants, and the like.
But I personally put more trust in paypal.
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2004 3:44 pm
by m3mn0n
Yes, I agree. Out of all those companies that work in that type of business field, I trust PayPal the most.
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But I do trust myVirtualCard a lot too.</plug>
Most of the cases I read on paypalsucks.com are very rare freak accidents, where the user is as much to blame as PayPal is. I've yet to hear of a case where you simply deposit money and it just disapears from your account. Or anything that bad.
Bottom line: If you use PayPal the way it was supose to be used, then you'll be fine.