Thread: What type of payment is best to use.

I notice that there are a few complaints in this website about bad support/service or that they are dissatisfied with their current provider so they requested for a refund but did not get their money back. I understand that they must follow the TOS to be eligible for the refund but some complain that they did just that but still ignored by their provider so they dispute it with their cc, bank, pay-pal, etc.. What's the best payment that I...

paypal is the best ... if you have disputes you can fight it and also return instantly if you are at fault. Also if it is a digital good which the client is paying for paypal will allways be on the buyers site if the client opens a dispute

you're likely to get most of the sales through PayPal, mostly because they have a huge clientbase and they have been around much longer. However we've had good luck with Google Checkout - it's harder to get since you need a SSL Cert on your site and a few other things, but it's worth it in the long run. Amount of sales depends on what you sell.

Paypal is best.

I vote for paypal, too. It has mature clauses to protect sellers and buyers.

Quote: Originally Posted by iloveunicorns paypal is the best ... if you have disputes you can fight it and also return instantly if you are at fault. Also if it is a digital good which the client is paying for paypal will allways be on the buyers site if the client opens a dispute This is not correct. PayPal does not protect anyone with non-tangible goods. PayPal will not honor disputes for non-tangible goods. The seller should technically...

Quote: Originally Posted by iloveunicorns paypal is the best ... if you have disputes you can fight it and also return instantly if you are at fault. Also if it is a digital good which the client is paying for paypal will allways be on the buyers site if the client opens a dispute This is not correct. PayPal does not protect anyone with non-tangible goods. PayPal will not honor disputes for non-tangible goods. The seller should technically...