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"Not paypal"

We as a community should consider adding wepay as a standard billing option. Only my personal opinion but paypal remains one of my all time least favorite companies. I go to great lengths to avoid giving them $0.01 ever. I am happy to see convenient contemporary alternatives like wepay emerging and encourage everyone to consider it. Haha STRONGLY encourage when it comes to me otherwise it will be a cashiers check or wire transfer...

Just fyi I am a doc and have no financial interest in wepay. -j
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polk432
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GSM18439 Paypal will help the buyer in a dispute, because they have to if you use your credit card tied to a small seperate bank account. The buyer gets paid back thru a chargeback.
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jafant
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IME, all of these 'services' are a scam. How did we pay each other prior to the net?
gpgr4blu
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We paid with a check and waited for it to clear before shipping.
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chucao
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Paypal is both a blessing and a curse for us who live outside U.S. As Buyers, Paypal offers a very secure and fast, no-hazzle way of paying an item, preferably sold in USA. I just add 4% and worry about nothing.
On the other hand, as an international Seller, I cannot offer Paypal, since I do not have an american Bank Account. That is the only way to collect cash for my sold items. And If I do not offer Paypal as a valid payment method , my chances of ever selling even an old plastic TV remote control to an overseas buyer are slim, if none at all ! It is a real conundrum !
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