Another friendly reminder to not use PayPal ❤️❤️❤️

[PandaElf]

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I can get it back for you.

 

[CandyDarling]

chill with the homophobia bros. it's not the 80s anymore

Yeah.. but...?



Anyways yes PayPal sucks. And they are crooks

Gayest company ever

Bro..when's the last time you checked the Corporate Index? PayPal has never even broke top 100. I'm just saying..

 

[CandyDarling]

Also came here to say, don't use Samsung. They eat dogs. And they manufacturer weaponry for warfare ie terminators and light artillery etc.. not to mention their dystopian "privacy" policy. Just a bunch of greedy evil pricks. And they eat dogs.

 

[Chris Newman]

Solution is quite simple. Embrace crypto. Nowadays, a lot of buyers of non-physical digital virtual products & services themselves have embraced crypto and have absolutely no issues paying with crypto. Gone are the day when accepting only crypto negatively affects sales. I see no reason for sellers of non-physical digital virtual products & services not to embrace crypto. To send and receive crypto, no technical (coding / programming) skills are needed. Another myth that I see floating around, is that crypto payments are not refundable. Each and every crypto payment is refundable (if incase a seller needs to issue or make a refund).

 

[CandyDarling]

Each and every crypto payment is refundable (if incase a seller needs to issue or make a refund).

That's a very blanket statement..you sure?

 

[Chris Newman]

That's a very blanket statement..you sure?

Yes, I am 100% sure. Let us say a seller wants to refund a buyer who paid the seller with crypto. All that the seller needs to do is ask the buyer for his or her receiving address for that respective crypto and then the seller can very easily then make a refund to that buyer by sending the amount to that respective crypto's receiving address as provided by the buyer. Each and every crypto payment is refundable incase a seller wants to make a refund, the only condition is that the buyer needs to cooperate with the seller and provide that respective crypto's receiving address.

 

[M4DM4X]

Solution is quite simple. Embrace crypto. Nowadays, a lot of buyers of non-physical digital virtual products & services themselves have embraced crypto and have absolutely no issues paying with crypto. Gone are the day when accepting only crypto negatively affects sales. I see no reason for sellers of non-physical digital virtual products & services not to embrace crypto. To send and receive crypto, no technical (coding / programming) skills are needed. Another myth that I see floating around, is that crypto payments are not refundable. Each and every crypto payment is refundable (if incase a seller needs to issue or make a refund).

Sending a video of yourself holding your passport along with other personal documents, to a foreign company, is concerning for many people. If the kyc process was not so ridiculously ridiculous crypto would already be adopted by everyone.
I dont like paypal but at least they dont have such requirements to open an account.

 

[Chris Newman]

Sending a video of yourself holding your passport along with other personal documents, to a foreign company, is concerning for many people. If the kyc process was not so ridiculously ridiculous crypto would already be adopted by everyone.
I dont like paypal but at least they dont have such requirements to open an account.

It is possble to use crypto in a decentralized manner, without KYC. Ofcourse, centralized exchanges do need KYC nowadays. However, Paypal is also moving towards KYC : they will freeze funds and nowadays ask for ID, docs, etc.

 

[Sartre]

Yes, I am 100% sure. Let us say a seller wants to refund a buyer who paid the seller with crypto. All that the seller needs to do is ask the buyer for his or her receiving address for that respective crypto and then the seller can very easily then make a refund to that buyer by sending the amount to that respective crypto's receiving address as provided by the buyer. Each and every crypto payment is refundable incase a seller wants to make a refund, the only condition is that the buyer needs to cooperate with the seller and provide that respective crypto's receiving address.

lol that means crypto is 100% non-refundable in practice

 

[JessicaSergey]

Paypal is going down soon. Hopefully they loose more in those stocks going down.

 

[AllyBarns]

The same thing happened to me. I think PayPal sees us as beggars. They think we can't have increased revenue in our business.

 

[M4DM4X]

It is possble to use crypto in a decentralized manner, without KYC. Ofcourse, centralized exchanges do need KYC nowadays. However, Paypal is also moving towards KYC : they will freeze funds and nowadays ask for ID, docs, etc.

Yep PayPal ask for Id and company docs but not a video of you doing any kind of things.
Anyway if decentralized networks dont need all of this that's great. I think i tried using metamask some time ago but if I recall well I still needed to use a centralized exchange to buy the initial crypto to credit my wallet. Maybe I'm wrong about this, it was long ago but I abandoned for this reason I think. Do you know how to buy crypto without kyc, which tool to use? Thanks

 

[GGAds]

For black hat service, crypto is the best method to receive payment.

 

[kapsoki]

getting too much money too fast a few months ago

My account got some limitation for a similar reason. Paypal is crazy! They said I got much more money in a single month than my previous months before and that's a problem. I also have used Paypal for over 10 years. But they still don't trust me? That's ridiculous! Paypal doesn't treat buyers and sellers equally. They protect buyers but don't protect sellers. They respect buyers but don't respect sellers.

 

[44eagle]

I wonder if it matters if I close my PayPal account or not while having a negative $200 balance via PayPal credit since 2019. I think it's actually hidden fee's for no reason. They literally suck.

 

[Ndiqi]

Can’t wait for PayPal downfall, I have so many accounts in minus balance that got covered up by them from just about anybody misuse the dispute feature for their transaction as unauthorized and such.

 

[Chris Newman]

lol that means crypto is 100% non-refundable in practice

Are crypto payments reversible : No.
It is possible for customers to invoke chargebacks (cypto payments) : No
Are crypto payments refundable : Yes, all crypto payments are refundable.
What is the dictonary meaning of "Refund" : A refund is a sum of money that is returned to you", "To refund is to give money back". All crypto payments are refundable. I can show you dozens of cases right here in BHW (normal forum links visible to everyone) where a buyer paid using crypto and the seller refunded the buyer using crypto.

 

[Sartre]

Are crypto payments reversible : No.
It is possible for customers to invoke chargebacks (cypto payments) : No

I feel that this is what people want for protection. And I think there will be services like this for crypto in the future. Which will defy the idea of crypto in the first place.

I would hate to keep money in the bank if it isn't insured if someone steals it.

 

[Rafal_Grudziend]

我 100% 的客戶通過 Revolut、Wise、電匯或加密支付給我。今年沒有遇到任何問題。

對於 Crypto，我個人使用 Kucoin，但可能會開設更多賬戶以防它出現故障或其他情況。P2P在那裡真的很流暢和安全。

IS Kucoin need KYC?