Credit card or PayPal for international purchase


dealsunlimited
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5 Mar 08 06:41:09 pm
What is the best and cheapest way to pay for an international purchase (UK), directly with credit card or credit card thru paypal? There's a big difference in the conversion rate but not sure about the transaction fees. I need your advice, please! Thank you and have a great day, everyone!


jimmy_huber
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8 Mar 08 01:57:09 am
My opinion is that paypal is the devil. I would never trust a company that steals from its own members. Freezes accounts for no reasons and relentlessly puts companies out of buisness.


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kickaball
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10 Mar 08 02:03:35 am
I opened up a google checkout account, and I am about to start accepting payments via credit card through them.


jimmy_huber
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10 Mar 08 03:49:59 am
With a credit card you have the protection of a chargeback. With paypal you have an imaginary $5,000 protection plan that is basically in the hands of the worst customer service department in the World (Paypal Customer Supprt )


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topdeals08
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21 Jun 08 07:52:53 pm
Pay Pal will rob you blind! I'm looking for another way for people to pay for my items now. I don't like anything that charges me a monthly fee. Any ideas anyone?


designerthriftshop
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22 Jun 08 03:47:31 am
The only thing with Google checkout is that you cannot use it on eBay. The only other way to get around PayPal is a merchant account or accept checks & money orders only.


 

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