Posted July 26, 2012

tarangwydion
Lazy GOGer
Registered: May 2010
From Indonesia

hedwards
buy Evil Genius
Registered: Nov 2008
From United States
Posted July 26, 2012
It mystifies me that people don't trust credit card companies, but they trust PayPal. PayPal's practices are in line with some of the worst behaved of the credit card issuers.
Credit card issuers are typically at least real banks, whereas PayPal is a payment transfer agent or something like that. They assume ownership of the money until they choose to transfer it on. And are typically a real PITA for merchants to work with.
Credit card issuers are typically at least real banks, whereas PayPal is a payment transfer agent or something like that. They assume ownership of the money until they choose to transfer it on. And are typically a real PITA for merchants to work with.

Thunderstone
Elementalist
Registered: Jun 2009
From United States
Posted July 26, 2012

Credit card issuers are typically at least real banks, whereas PayPal is a payment transfer agent or something like that. They assume ownership of the money until they choose to transfer it on. And are typically a real PITA for merchants to work with.
http://reviews.cnet.com/software/paypal/1707-3513_7-9610157.html
http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews53167.html
How in the seven levels of hell did this service become so popular 0.o I'll be sticking with prepaid.

RedRagan
Le Moustache
Registered: Jun 2011
From Other
Posted July 26, 2012

Credit card issuers are typically at least real banks, whereas PayPal is a payment transfer agent or something like that. They assume ownership of the money until they choose to transfer it on. And are typically a real PITA for merchants to work with.
Credit Card is still a problem, in my country credit card companies/banks are infamous for how bad they handling the unpaid credits. Banks will hire thugs, some of them are moronic or stupid enough they sometimes terrorize the wrong person.
The worst part? there was a case where Citibank hire some thugs to "rough up" a creditor so he will pay his late fees. The old man died of his injuries in their Citibank office and it became a big news for a while.
Credit card companies, scums of the earth.

hedwards
buy Evil Genius
Registered: Nov 2008
From United States
Posted July 26, 2012

Credit card issuers are typically at least real banks, whereas PayPal is a payment transfer agent or something like that. They assume ownership of the money until they choose to transfer it on. And are typically a real PITA for merchants to work with.

Credit Card is still a problem, in my country credit card companies/banks are infamous for how bad they handling the unpaid credits. Banks will hire thugs, some of them are moronic or stupid enough they sometimes terrorize the wrong person.
The worst part? there was a case where Citibank hire some thugs to "rough up" a creditor so he will pay his late fees. The old man died of his injuries in their Citibank office and it became a big news for a while.
Credit card companies, scums of the earth.
But, yeah, they'll freeze even small amounts, I had my account frozen over a pretty small amount a while back, I think it was like $5 or so. And it was a real PITA to get it unfrozen, I could easily have not been able to do it until I returned to the US next year.

Lexor
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Registered: Apr 2010
From Poland