I'm using trust worthy loosely here, but my point still stands. If your users don't trust your payment service, they wont trust you.
They have cornered the market.
I'm using trust worthy loosely here, but my point still stands. If your users don't trust your payment service, they wont trust you.
They have cornered the market.
We've never used it, and we don't know how people feel about it.
I know it's strange to consider using something we don't know much about, but we don't see another way short of developing our own payment system, which, considering our (barely existent) experience, would not be responsible.
One of my friends had them lock his account with over $10k ( I don't have the pounds sterling symbol on my keyboard, but it was pounds) saying that they suspected him of nefarious intent.
My tips for PayPal is to make sure you do whatever it takes to verify your account and move any money you can out of PayPal as fast as you can.