Farmington, UT
If only there was some way to transfer a currency between individuals without having to go through a bank, Paypal, Zelle, etc. Somebody should really look into inventing that...
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There's nothing inherently "fishy" about wanting to use Paypal. Maybe the guy was military and banks at USAA (all online) like I do? I could never come up with more than $600 at a time unless I stocked up for days, or had the money from my last pinsale sitting around.
I did eventually open up a local account just for pins and poker but it doesn't have $5000 in it all the time either. Before I did, I didn't have any way to deposit large sums of cash into our main account and it was a pain in the ass.
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Quoted from gdeleon:However, most of the time the buyer funds the payment with a credit card or bank account, and in those cases the buyer can still file a dispute with the bank or credit card company. With credit card companies the buyer has up to 6 months to file a dispute, and with banks the buyer has up to 2 months to file a dispute depending on the bank.
Ok, but why would you use a credit card with F&F when you'll end up paying the 2.9% fee anyway if the point is to avoid the PP fees? Just use goods and services and you'll get the PP protection built in (plus your CC if you need it)
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