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PayPal for Payments? Should I Be Worried?
Hi all,
Should I be concerned with a DVD Retail Site that uses PayPal and only PayPal, to process my payments? How much different are they, than say - Worldplay? After all they are an Ebay company - or is that the point?
RE: PayPal for Payments? Should I Be Worried?
List the site so we can check it out. Personally I wouldn`t trust a site that only allows you to pay via Paypal only, it smacks of fraud.
Paypal is a joke, Worldpay are in a completely different league.
RE: PayPal for Payments? Should I Be Worried?
Here`s the site -
www.versatiledisc.co.uk
What was your experiences with Paypal, when you say that they`re a "joke?"
This item was edited on Friday, 29th October 2004, 08:51
RE: PayPal for Payments? Should I Be Worried?
Site looks a bit amatuer right enough.
RE: PayPal for Payments? Should I Be Worried?
Do you think? How so? But would you trust it?
RE: PayPal for Payments? Should I Be Worried?
I`m not positive about this, but I used to know a guy who ran a backup site, which got took down by the authorities. He then started again, under a different name, called Versatile Disc. I`ve not heard from him for at least two years; so it`s very likely this could be him. Used to be a really nice guy...
Saying that, this site, although shoddy in design, could possibly be legit. Just because they use Paypal, doesn`t make them a bad company. For example, Premodded.co.uk only use Nochex, and they are great.
I would bet that this is just some guy importing films from abroad, so it could be ok. Rule of thumb for me is, if in doubt then don`t bother.
Oh my God, Bear is driving! How can that be?
RE: PayPal for Payments? Should I Be Worried?
The blue background gives me a headache. :(
My DVD collection.
RE: PayPal for Payments? Should I Be Worried?
I use PayPal for collecting my dosh for eBay sales. For the simple reason that it`s easier for my `world` buyers to pay.
When you the buyer pays through PayPal <-they will make a small charge (around £1) for the first transaction which you can redeem when using them again (listed on your next c/c bill with a serial number).
Now if you don`t use them again or forget to use that serial number, PayPal get to keep that quid (or so). Nice little earner if thousands of people don`t.
PayPal do have a very poor reputation. My opinion would be to use another supplier(s), unless it`s something you really must do.