Some PayPal Alternatives

[mackenzie999]

The Amazon alternative seems pretty decent, esp. since it's free.

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[synch]

hmm I would be open to more paypal type sites if I thought for a second i could trust them...

 

[mysterio]

You would think that Amazon would be trustworthy. Too much at stake for them not to be, and they are large enough to implement this properly and still make money on the float to make it profitable for them.

[mschmidt]

hmm I would be open to more paypal type sites if I thought for a second i could trust them...

 

So the world's largest online retailer (Amazon) is not trust-worthy?

[TheLiamSturgess]

I'd use Amazon for that purpose if it were to become a widely accepted method of payment.

[B3AST]

See my post here

 

Beat you to it

[Han]

and you think you can trust PayPal?

 

They gave me the biggest freaking run around when I reported an unauthorized charge (for plane tickets for a local airline in the Philippines when I live in New Jersey...) and then said they couldn't prove that it WASN'T me, so I had to pay for it.

(might be bitter)

 

So yeah, definitely happy to hear of other alternatives!

[ComicConnoisseur]

The Amazon alternative seems pretty decent, esp. since it's free.

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The thing we must point out here is Ebay would not allow the Amazon alternative,just like you can`t use Paypal on Amazon directly.

[mysterio]

The Amazon alternative seems pretty decent, esp. since it's free.

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The thing we must point out here is Ebay would not allow the Amazon alternative,just like you can`t use Paypal on Amazon directly.

 

Maybe not, but it would be pretty sweet for board transactions.

[TheWatcher]

The Amazon alternative seems pretty decent, esp. since it's free.

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If I remember correctly, it's free for personal accounts up to $1000 per month. If you want to be able to do more than 1K per month in transactions, you'll have to open a business account and they charge for it just like PayPal