Trusted alternative to paypal?

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Hi, what are some trusted alternatives to paypal?

I want to use paypal but there are some unethical scammers that do charge back for no reason even if they have gotten their thing perfectly. They want to have the thing for free and paypal being buyer friendly always, sides with them and the sellers gets strike. I have seen this multiple times.

So, what are some trusted alternatives to paypal?

It should be like I give the buyer my id and they just pay. There will be no site in the middle. Just giving them the id for payments.

Also, I have never used Bitcoins. I know I m a noob. Want to also know that how can we convert BTC into real money if I accept Bitcoin?
 
You can use local bitcoins to sell your btc for cash. You could also use coinbase if your country is supported.

For paypal alternatives, you could use Neteller or skrill.
 
You can use local bitcoins to sell your btc for cash.
Can you please tell process clearly? Where can I sell my bitcoins for cash? Suppose I have $20 worth of btc. Where do I sell the btcs to get $20 into my payoneer or maybe paypal?
 
Stripe's the best
Ha lol. Stripe and PayPal are like same brothers with different branding. At least that's what I know but maybe I am wrong.
 
Ha lol. Stripe and PayPal are like same brothers with different branding. At least that's what I know but maybe I am wrong.
Idk, for myself Ive had the biggest problems with paypal and switched to strictly using stripe and havent gotten a single problem in months using it
 
Idk, for myself Ive had the biggest problems with paypal and switched to strictly using stripe and havent gotten a single problem in months using it
What if the buyer decides to be a moron and do a charge back even after getting his/her product perfectly? I will get limited, right? And will not stripe side with the buyer as priority?
 
Skrill with payoneer should be work
Can it work like this: Skrill -> Payoneer -> My local bank account?

Can the buyer do charge back with skrill? You know there are some unethical people in the world who like to have things for free. So, if after payment and getting the thing, he/she decides to go false charge back, what do I lose?

You can use local bitcoins to sell your btc for cash. You could also use coinbase if your country is supported.
I see coinbase supports US, Au and some other countries for currency conversion. So, does that mean after receiving the BTC in coinbase wallet, they will convert the BTC into cash and ready for payout?
 
For business use you can use Avangate, now known as 2checkout.
 
Bitcoin is the ONLY reliable online alternative that will not disrupt your business. That's why it has thrived as an alternative. All the other options require you to use a third party, and those third parties can reverse your transactions or shut you down outright, regardless of the merits of a dispute, or whether or not there is a dispute.
 
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