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At the end of the day it's the sellers prerogative what and what not to take for payment method, and if that doesn't suit the buyer either party walking from the sale or bending their preference.
I get the utility and value of doing cash transactions, but I usually prefer PayPal myself. With friends and family paypal there are no fees and it can't be reversed.
I've worked with some people that insisted on cash and many were fine with PayPal f&f.
Quoted from ForceFlow:Unfortunately, this is not true.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/how-to-not-get-ripped-off-in-pinball-vids-guide#post-1813448
Ya, you're right it can be reversed through the bank, but not through PayPal itself. I guess it something of a risk, so while I haven't done a huge volume of transactions they have all.worked out ok.
Guess it's one of those its fine till it's not things, but in the cases I did it, I had built up some rapport , and trust with the person so rolled the dice
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