PayPal isn't just some small online business they are the online bank used by millions around the world from big corporations to small, individual accounts people have to make online shopping easier. You should have no concerns about creating an account with them or transfering money to and from your PayPal account.
PayPal isn't just some small online business they are the online bank used by millions around the world from big corporations to small, individual accounts people have to make online shopping easier. You should have no concerns about creating an account with them or transfering money to and from your PayPal account.
i got 80 dolars online, but i need to insert first 20 dolars to my paypal acount from my credit card...is there any place where you can save money without needing to upload money?
- Are there any alternate methods for purchasing GemCraft Labyrinth Premium Edition?
Not on ArmorGames. I believe the developer is looking into Mochi coins and a few other things, though.
- If there are no alternate methods is there anyway to contact gameinabottle to ask for an alternate method?
Try visiting the developers homepage and finding his email. Think it's gonna be set up with the various sites it will be on, though.
- How much information do you have to give to PayPal to set up an account? Is it like your full bank account number? Credit and Debit Card numbers?
You can find this out yourself. You don't have to complete a registration to see. (I would reply to it for real, but I honestly can't remember.)
- Has anyone had an experiences (positive or negative) with PayPal?
Lots of positive. Have used it to both send and receive money and never had any real problems with it. The closest have been something about currency exchanges, but if you're just dealing with dollars you should find no difficulties.
There are a few horror stories out there involving PayPal, you shouldn't have to look far. The fact that they insist that you contact them before contacting your credit card provider regarding any potentially fraudulent transactions completed through PayPal, when major credit card providers expect the opposite is enough to put me off.
I had PayPal process a stolen credit card for goods I sold. Now I'm out the goods and PayPal claims I owe them about $1,000. (The law where I live says otherwise) So they won't take me to court, and they won't let me use my account unless I pay them $1,000. I was fortunate enough to get PayPal accounts before they required you to give them a bank account or credit card. There is no way I would get one now.
