Personally, I will not buy from anyone on line, who does not accept PayPal.
The safety factor goes beyond reimbursement for bad purchases. With PayPal
your CC number is not shared. And as I understand it, your CC number is a
critical part of identity theft schemes.
On the single occasion I needed a refund from PayPal, it came expeditiously -
reasonable time being allowed for he seller to correct the issue.
Bill Holt
On Nov 17, 2013, at 3:47 PM, John Robinson <[email protected]> wrote:
> In a discussion with a couple guys in the family, we were discussing which is
> the safest way to pay for a product on line.
>
> I felt Paypal was the way to go, I dislike my card info being placed with
> bunches of firms, now I am exposed to any one of them being hacked, I wanted
> to rely on the security of PayPal (if there is such).
>
> They both contended that the credit card was the best way to go, the
> protection of only $50.00 which is normally not charged, the ability of your
> money in your checking account not being messed with as my Paypal account
> comes directly from my checking account. It may take weeks for the money be
> be credited back to the account.
>
> Their argument made a lot of sense.
>
> What is the better way, having your info. at every store you shop or not
> having the protection the credit card offers by using Paypal.
>
> I appreciate your thoughts.
>
> John
>
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