This is not a new policy. I've been verified with PayPal for twelve years and 
find it to be the best way to both pay and be paid. It is especially good for 
international transactions, as they take care of the currency differential. 
Sellers get paid immediately. I've done nearly 1000 trades on eBay, about half 
selling and half buying, and much prefer PayPal to any other method. As for 
security, you don't give them access to your primary account. Just get a free 
checking account and keep a low balance in it.

--- On Thu, 11/25/10, Bill Rigsby <[email protected]> wrote:


From: Bill Rigsby <[email protected]>
Subject: {S-Scale List} Ebay / PayPal at it again
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Date: Thursday, November 25, 2010, 3:40 PM


  





    Heads-up to all vendors, and others that use eBay / PayPal to sell items. 
Ebay / Pay has instituted a policy of requiring buyers that meet a spending 
threshold of $10K, to be "verified". This "verified" process requires that one 
either grant eBay / PayPal access to your bank account, or apply for a PayPal 
Master Card.
    Granting PayPal or anyone else unlimited access to my bank account is not 
going to happen in my life time.
    For those who place items on BUY NOW , unlike bid items, the contact seller 
option is not possible.  
    From now on I will contact sellers that use PayPal for payment that if they 
will accept other than PayPal as payment, will bid on their item(s), if not no 
deal. Don't think that I will be alone in this stance.
    Hope all had a great Thanksgiving.
    R/S Bill Rigsby

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