Thinking about not using paypal.
- Thread starter coreyman
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In the past we did try phasing out paypal after the fees got a bit high and their policy on intangible goods. We tried out 2checkout and a couple of other payment providers and in the end, we stuck with paypal as its widely accepted and used by a majority of online shoppers in the US these days. If you have issues with a paypal transaction, the good thing is that you can always call and generally talk to a rep that is understanding and as others have mentioned, talk shop with them. In 9/10 cases we have experienced in the past few years, they have always fallen in our favor.
farhanideas
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Now a days paypal is best payment gateway in Hosting Industries all hosting provider accept payment through paypal
I think it is impossible to drop Paypal, 90% of My customers are using PayPal 
Also easy signup and integration makes PayPal more popular.
I don't know if this is relivent to you or not, but I seem to remember a project that I believe is still in the works, I forget whom is developing it, but it was a one-stop payment processor, so people would deposit money from items like Stripe, Bitcoin, Litecoin, etc. and it'd become all one currency that people can pay with. There was no PayPal option I believe, it might be worth it for you, I'll see if I can actually find where I saw this again.
As for not accepting PayPal anymore, I think it's a good idea - honestly, despite what people say - Bitcoin is a good form of payment, because suppose someone decides to pay using Bitcoin and abuse your services - well, they can't "dispute" the BTC sent, so you still keep the money. So really, you're not losing out - they are.
As for not accepting PayPal anymore, I think it's a good idea - honestly, despite what people say - Bitcoin is a good form of payment, because suppose someone decides to pay using Bitcoin and abuse your services - well, they can't "dispute" the BTC sent, so you still keep the money. So really, you're not losing out - they are.
