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Alex Pennace <alex at pennace.org> wrote: > Most money entering PayPal comes in through credit cards. >... > The original poster has many, many options available to him that does > not involve running around town to confirm his product is > defective. Using MasterCard or Visa "rules" I don't know whether "most" Paypal money comes through credit cards but I do know that if you try to pay for "most" of your transactions using credit cards, a lot of sellers will not be able to collect the funds. A seller with a "personal" Paypal account can't collect money funded by a credit card through Paypal. "Most" small sellers only use a personal account. In the past I got tired of the hassle (of sellers writing back to complain they can't collect funds) and gave in to Paypal's credit-card policy, letting them take transfers out of a checking account. In the future I don't know what I'll do; for the time being I'm boycotting Paypal entirely for any transaction over $75 or so. Happy New Year 2006, y'all! -rich
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