For buyers, it's good. For sellers, it's risky and you have to eat a fee.
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Quoted from gweempose:The only way I will accept PayPal for the payment of a pin is if the person is willing to do a friend/family transfer. As far as I'm aware, this is pretty much the equivalent of them sending you cash.
If it's funded used a credit card, it can be reversed. It's not foolproof.
Quoted from gweempose:You know by the fee. If the funds come from the person's PayPal account or a linked bank account, there will not be a fee. If it comes from a credit card, there will always be a fee.
Not exactly. If you are seller and are on the receiving end of a friends & family payment, the buyer pays the fees on top of the amount that was sent.
If you are a seller and on the receiving end of a goods & services payment, the buyer pays no fees and the fees get taken out of the amount that was sent.
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