Paypal has more advantages over google.
Right now, may be. But it'll change over time.
Topic: Does Google wallet had any advantages over Paypal? (Read 650 times)
Right now, may be. But it'll change over time.
I never heard anyone of my friends using google wallet. There must be no advantage. 
anything you're trying to do, go with PayPal..
more people use it, more people will be interested in your products if you accept PayPal, or use both
more people use it, more people will be interested in your products if you accept PayPal, or use both
- Compatibility with smartphone NFC (if I remember correctly)
- Google Wallet card, which I don't believe PayPal has
Also, it's run by an evil company, instead of an evil, inconvenient, outdated, all-around shitty company.
- Google Wallet card, which I don't believe PayPal has
Also, it's run by an evil company, instead of an evil, inconvenient, outdated, all-around shitty company.
Paypal has more advantages over google.
Right now, may be. But it'll change over time.
I'd have to go with the rest of the posts I've read and say paypal is a better option mainly because it is used on a wide spread basis and it has beeen tried and tested which seems a safer option.
Paypal has more advantages over google.
And most of the online shops accept Paypal
I think its safer for sellers than Paypal in terms of chargebacks etc
What are google fees?
Paypal has more advantages over google.
here’s a brief explanation of how you can transfer funds over Gmail:
You’ll need to have either a bank account, or a credit or debit card linked to your Google Wallet.
Start composing a new mail to the person you’d like to send the cash to.
Hover your mouse over the attachment symbol in the compose window and click on the small ‘$’ sign that lets you ‘attach’ money
Enter the amount you’d like to send.
Send the mail – the recipient will get a message from Google Wallet with instructions on how to claim the money. Also, the recipient doesn't need to have a Gmail account to receive the cash.
Turning to whether Gmail payments can hold their own against Paypal, here’s how they stack up on some vital points:
For more information you can always google this is all i know
You’ll need to have either a bank account, or a credit or debit card linked to your Google Wallet.
Start composing a new mail to the person you’d like to send the cash to.
Hover your mouse over the attachment symbol in the compose window and click on the small ‘$’ sign that lets you ‘attach’ money
Enter the amount you’d like to send.
Send the mail – the recipient will get a message from Google Wallet with instructions on how to claim the money. Also, the recipient doesn't need to have a Gmail account to receive the cash.
Turning to whether Gmail payments can hold their own against Paypal, here’s how they stack up on some vital points:
For more information you can always google this is all i know
Just wondering if Google wallet had any advantages over Paypal.
I Thought I heard something about how Google wallet had chargeback protection.
I Thought I heard something about how Google wallet had chargeback protection.
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