Fucking HATE paypal
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Can't find any decent articles about it, but I'm too lazy to search. Anyway, once this goes international, it should pretty much kill PayPal off altogether:
Visa allows direct money transfer from one card to another | Ecommerce Journal
Visa allows direct money transfer from one card to another | Ecommerce Journal
There's some other good news articles about it from guys like BBC, etc... but I can't be bothered to search for them. I always wondered why VISA and Mastercard didn't capitalize on this sooner. They could wipe out every 3rd party payment processor out there with one swoop. I guess they were just waiting for the online P2P payments industry to get large enough to warrant destroying all profits from providing merchant accounts?
google checkout is the best and paypal accounts which were created before they updated their TOS (i suppose 99 or 00) are the strongest and stay away from such bloackage. My friend runs a link building website and so he gets few chargebacks every month. But the thing is all his incoming is rather the same amount (or atleast multiple of the same amount - $45) - never blocked for suspicion.
When paypal sees a sudden rise in income they beome suspicious. If for months u are not getting any money and out of nowhere you get $3000, then those whores hit you hard and fast.
Anyways OP sorry for time wasted bruh, take a look at checkout, avangate etc. They got wire transfers, checks etc. etc. And in avangate atleast, unless someone reports your merchant account, you are free to do big transactions - i mean like $58K+.
When paypal sees a sudden rise in income they beome suspicious. If for months u are not getting any money and out of nowhere you get $3000, then those whores hit you hard and fast.
Anyways OP sorry for time wasted bruh, take a look at checkout, avangate etc. They got wire transfers, checks etc. etc. And in avangate atleast, unless someone reports your merchant account, you are free to do big transactions - i mean like $58K+.
*shrug* I keep $XX,XXX in there and have never any issues with them. I've sent mid five figure transactions before, received six figures from the same person over a period of time. I get a few chargebacks a month. I login from multiple states, and my account wasn't even started in the same country I reside. Never once had a restriction placed on my account.
Paypal can suck my dick.
But they are something which we hate, but we need. 99% of people use Paypal as a method of money sending so we need to use it, even though they suck that bad.
I got limited and got held of $4000. After around 6 months, I wasn't even allowed to withdraw to my bank for some bullshit reason.
Now I use 2checkout. They accept Paypal payments and many more and they are 100x better.
1) Better customer support
2) Better on the whole
3) Paypal < 2Checkout
But they are something which we hate, but we need. 99% of people use Paypal as a method of money sending so we need to use it, even though they suck that bad.
I got limited and got held of $4000. After around 6 months, I wasn't even allowed to withdraw to my bank for some bullshit reason.
Now I use 2checkout. They accept Paypal payments and many more and they are 100x better.
1) Better customer support
2) Better on the whole
3) Paypal < 2Checkout
They also claim that they are not earning interest on your funds while its sitting. Which would not make any sense for them to do but they claim trust me we are not earning interest.
They are also the biggest unregulated bank in the world that claims they are not a bank.
That would be awesome indeed, hoverer wouldn't that be too unsafe? I wouldn't want to give my credit card number to anyone..
I use paypal all the time but I use it for my design business.. What are you guys using your paypal accounts for? Im just curious... seems there are horror stories and then guys with no issues at all.
Can anyone who uses 2Checkout for a service / invoicing-based business comment on using it? I was thinking of switching for my content stuff but I pretty much forgot about it.
Fuck PP.
They're fucking douchebags. Every time I receive money in PP, I have "peeing sensation" because of the fear that I might get assraped. Fuck them. I just can't wait for the day when another serious player comes in.
Let the motherfucker burn.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Th_zlxmddNY]Bloodhound Gang - Fire Water Burn - YouTube[/ame]
They're fucking douchebags. Every time I receive money in PP, I have "peeing sensation" because of the fear that I might get assraped. Fuck them. I just can't wait for the day when another serious player comes in.
Let the motherfucker burn.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Th_zlxmddNY]Bloodhound Gang - Fire Water Burn - YouTube[/ame]
They keep 5% as a reserve for 3 months and then release it back to you. IMO, it doesn't affect you at all as far as the reserve is concerned.
They also charge you a 5.5% + $0.5 fee per transaction. It is higher than paypal's I think (not sure, I never used paypal). But since paypal has bad reputation I sticked with 2co.
In 3 years I've been using it, I've never had any problems with them, no matter the volume. They assign you a personal assistant after some time if you have enough sales and sale volume. They respond pretty fast if you have any questions during normal working hours.
They send out money every 7 days to your specified bank account. I personally have it connected with payoneer account, which allows me to withdraw my money with payoneer mastercard from atm's anywhere.
It's great so far, can't complain.
Paypal is bullshit. Good luck on getting your money after the 180 days because they can still not pay you.
Google checkout is the best way to go. Use their email invoice tool and you can send an email asking for payment. Never had a problem with them for over 2 years.
Google checkout is the best way to go. Use their email invoice tool and you can send an email asking for payment. Never had a problem with them for over 2 years.
I know this is totally non of my fucking business, but to those of you who've had accounts put on hold/limited/reviewed/whatever, how much were you doing a month through there? Under $10k? Over $10k? Over $30k in a month? More?