Precautions for site and PayPal alternate?

Hey, here is the thing:

1. I have a site where I sell things and if the main author finds out, he may file dmca. Now, some sites gets taken down and some don't. Now, how do I be careful with such things? Do I need any kind of special web hosting and such? What precautions should I take for such sites? Like using a VPN from where I operate and maintain the site? I'm noob on these technical things.

2. I am about to take payments for selling those things online and the buyer is nagging me for accepting via PayPal. Now, if I take the payment via paypal and when the main company/author finds out and complains to paypal, paypal can block my account which I don't want.

So, what is the next best trusty payment gateway that I can tell my customers to use so that I can accept and then transfer the money from there to my local bank?

Hoping to get some info with these.

have you tried skrill or neteller?

EdouardM said:

have you tried skrill or neteller?

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Not yet. Is skrill good? And can you tell about the precautions I should take for my site?

EternalFun said:

Not yet. Is skrill good? And can you tell about the precautions I should take for my site?

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it is quite easy. the problem is, u cant dispute if anything goes wrong. unless u are a vip member. but u need to spend some amount to reach vip status

for verification, u need to selfie with your documents(photo id). they want to ensure it is u and not someone else with stolen documents

EdouardM said:

it is quite easy. the problem is, u cant dispute if anything goes wrong. unless u are a vip member. but u need to spend some amount to reach vip status

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What r u talking abt?

EternalFun said:

What r u talking abt?

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As everybody know, it's easy to chargeback people via Paypal. if you pay first via skrill, you have to be 101% sure that you wont get scammed, cos you simply have no chance to get your money back.

You are unable to do chargeback for Skrill,until and unless you are a VIP Customer.That too their team will investigate the case and provide you the possible solution.If youu want to become a VIP MEMBER then you should have made atleast total transactions of worth 10K$ in a financial year.However,if the fund to your Skrill account is added by Credit Card,you can file a case with your credit card company.But that would be unethical to do.Because I believe that you have made the transaction with your sense.

EdouardM said:

You are unable to do chargeback for Skrill,until and unless you are a VIP Customer.That too their team will investigate the case and provide you the possible solution.If youu want to become a VIP MEMBER then you should have made atleast total transactions of worth 10K$ in a financial year.However,if the fund to your Skrill account is added by Credit Card,you can file a case with your credit card company.But that would be unethical to do.Because I believe that you have made the transaction with your sense.

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So, suppose Mr. A buys something from Mr. B and Mr. A tries to be an Ahole and decides to do a chargeback. But for that he would need to upgrade his Skrill account or pay some money for doing a chargeback?

But in this context, I am asking what if the main author/company tells skrill that I sold a copyrighted content. What would be the scenario then?

Bumping this now.

I really need some help and info on this.