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| Brass_Machine:
Very good advice... Use a separate card/account for online activities. Even a step further is to use a separate on for paypal. Eric |
| Bernd:
I'm looking to get a paypal account. I could use a link please? Reason I ask here is I'll get a truthful answer. Thanks. Bernd |
| bogstandard:
Bernd, Go to here and select US. https://www.paypal.com/uk/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_display-country-functionality-outside I don't use credit cards, and have never had a single bit of trouble with Paypal with many years of use. John |
| rleete:
A little story relating to CC purchases. A couple of years ago I was ordering a game online. I entered my CC info, and had just hit return to close the deal when the phone rang. It was the CC company! Seems I had entered the wrong expiration date (clumsy fingers), and it came up instantly on their computers. I assured them it was me that was making the purchase, and confirmed the amount. I thought that was pretty amazing, considering that the purchase was for less than $50. I order from eBay and online sources all the time. I've never had a problem with anyone in regards to payment, using both CC and paypal. |
| John-Som:
I always use debit (as opposed to credit) cards. Though I understand that with credit cards you have a greater degree of protection and comeback if you are the victim of fraud but I just don't like them. Like you Bogsie I have never had any probs with Paypal and am always pleased when I see that Paypal payments are accepted - saves me rushing downstairs to get my debit card from my wallet. John S |
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