you guys do realise something though.. paypal doesn't make its money.. eBay does.
think about it. chargebacks from banks cost paypal money. verifying accounts by sending those 2 random amounts of pennys costs paypal money. sending cash to your bank costs paypal money.
its eBay that makes the money. so as long as eBay is used by the majority of online traders giving them all the listing fee's final value fee's etc. Then paypal wont disappear as it has and will continue to be funded by the profits of its eBay division. so if you want to kill paypal you have to kill eBay.
Topic: Is this the beginning of the end to PayPal? - page 2. (Read 4771 times)
Yeah they will get a chargeback. No amount of proof will prevent the chargeback either.
Paypal simply does not care. They punish the Seller for their inability to correctly process payments. Then when you complain they limit your account. I still remember speaking to the pompous paypal rep. Infuriating.
Yeah they will get a chargeback. No amount of proof will prevent the chargeback either.
Let it die, let it die. Let it shrivel up and die!
Good idea with the ebay thing if we stop accepting/using paypal. All companies will stop.
Good idea with the ebay thing if we stop accepting/using paypal. All companies will stop.
I think (sorry bitmit) we should all start selling on eBay and in the title say "accept bitcoin payments"... 10% discount or something along those lines. Just to spread the word and give PayPal the finger. I'm actually getting a chargeback at the moment 
Good idea. I found this: 3 BTC for 180$
http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-Bitcoins-3-0-BTC-Three-Electronic-Bit-Coins-Digital-Currency-Cryptocurrency-/200840490146?pt=US_World_Coins&hash=item2ec306aca2
I think (sorry bitmit) we should all start selling on eBay and in the title say "accept bitcoin payments"... 10% discount or something along those lines. Just to spread the word and give PayPal the finger. I'm actually getting a chargeback at the moment
Is this the beginning of the end for PayPal? No. Paypal has billions of dollars to higher the talent they need. Apple is going threw a restructuring of their executives, does this imply the beginning of the end for Apple. Not likely.
To suggest that Paypal's restructuring is going to lead to the demise of Paypal is a logical fallacy. Just because A causes B and B causes C doesn't mean that A causes C.
To suggest that Paypal's restructuring is going to lead to the demise of Paypal is a logical fallacy. Just because A causes B and B causes C doesn't mean that A causes C.
Papypal will soon end because they don't know how to treat their customers. Better solutions like DWOLLA are arising. It's only a matter of us choosing to do what's right. To me, in a sense, it's like the civil rights movement. No longer will we sit in the back of Paypal's bus, a new day has come. Let us all rise up and boycott their asses until they dive into bankruptcy. Amen.
Birmingham, here we come!
Is this the beginning of the end for PayPal? No. Paypal has billions of dollars to higher the talent they need. Apple is going threw a restructuring of their executives, does this imply the beginning of the end for Apple. Not likely.
To suggest that Paypal's restructuring is going to lead to the demise of Paypal is a logical fallacy. Just because A causes B and B causes C doesn't mean that A causes C.
To suggest that Paypal's restructuring is going to lead to the demise of Paypal is a logical fallacy. Just because A causes B and B causes C doesn't mean that A causes C.
Papypal will soon end because they don't know how to treat their customers. Better solutions like DWOLLA are arising. It's only a matter of us choosing to do what's right. To me, in a sense, it's like the civil rights movement. No longer will we sit in the back of Paypal's bus, a new day has come. Let us all rise up and boycott their asses until they dive into bankruptcy. Amen.
Is this the beginning of the end for PayPal? No. Paypal has billions of dollars to higher the talent they need. Apple is going threw a restructuring of their executives, does this imply the beginning of the end for Apple. Not likely.
To suggest that Paypal's restructuring is going to lead to the demise of Paypal is a logical fallacy. Just because A causes B and B causes C doesn't mean that A causes C.
To suggest that Paypal's restructuring is going to lead to the demise of Paypal is a logical fallacy. Just because A causes B and B causes C doesn't mean that A causes C.
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Ebay will go down with the ship?
I can't believe they are this short-sighted.
Both eBay and PayPal will continue and profit. They actually are not short sighted, eBay slowly ridding all other payment methods ensures that they have complete control and monopoly over transactions and can force any fees and terms they wish. They are too big to fail. I can't believe they are this short-sighted.
eBay now supports PayPal as only payment method. I really miss the days back when PayPal was not even required for seller. The eBay/PayPal mob charges at least 2 times when selling items - first for listing and second for receiving payment with PayPal.
PayPal is so oldschool and greedy that it must go away. From usability standpoint there is nothing better than Bitcoin.
PayPal is so oldschool and greedy that it must go away. From usability standpoint there is nothing better than Bitcoin.
Ebay will go down with the ship?
I can't believe they are this short-sighted.
eBay now supports PayPal as only payment method. I really miss the days back when PayPal was not even required for seller. The eBay/PayPal mob charges at least 2 times when selling items - first for listing and second for receiving payment with PayPal.
PayPal is so oldschool and greedy that it must go away. From usability standpoint there is nothing better than Bitcoin.
PayPal is so oldschool and greedy that it must go away. From usability standpoint there is nothing better than Bitcoin.
http://www.foxbusiness.com/news/2012/10/29/paypal-cutting-jobs-as-part-major-reorganization/
Nary a mention of Bitcoin in this article, but given time, future articles will contribute Bitcoin to PayPal's downfall.
~Bruno K~
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PayPal needs such talent more than ever because a slew of payments start-ups, including Square, Stripe and Dwolla, are developing rival services and products that are beginning to catch on with merchants and consumers.
Nary a mention of Bitcoin in this article, but given time, future articles will contribute Bitcoin to PayPal's downfall.
~Bruno K~
They deserve to end. The company is a fraud.
I had a geat idea of somebody starting a PayPal user account here and then have theymos give him the scammer tag, but then I found this: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/paypal-62490
http://www.foxbusiness.com/news/2012/10/29/paypal-cutting-jobs-as-part-major-reorganization/
Nary a mention of Bitcoin in this article, but given time, future articles will contribute Bitcoin to PayPal's downfall.
~Bruno K~
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PayPal needs such talent more than ever because a slew of payments start-ups, including Square, Stripe and Dwolla, are developing rival services and products that are beginning to catch on with merchants and consumers.
Nary a mention of Bitcoin in this article, but given time, future articles will contribute Bitcoin to PayPal's downfall.
~Bruno K~
They deserve to end. The company is a fraud.
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http://www.foxbusiness.com/news/2012/10/29/paypal-cutting-jobs-as-part-major-reorganization/
Nary a mention of Bitcoin in this article, but given time, future articles will contribute Bitcoin to PayPal's downfall.
~Bruno K~
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PayPal needs such talent more than ever because a slew of payments start-ups, including Square, Stripe and Dwolla, are developing rival services and products that are beginning to catch on with merchants and consumers.
Nary a mention of Bitcoin in this article, but given time, future articles will contribute Bitcoin to PayPal's downfall.
~Bruno K~
+1
http://www.foxbusiness.com/news/2012/10/29/paypal-cutting-jobs-as-part-major-reorganization/
Nary a mention of Bitcoin in this article, but given time, future articles will contribute Bitcoin to PayPal's downfall.
~Bruno K~
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PayPal needs such talent more than ever because a slew of payments start-ups, including Square, Stripe and Dwolla, are developing rival services and products that are beginning to catch on with merchants and consumers.
Nary a mention of Bitcoin in this article, but given time, future articles will contribute Bitcoin to PayPal's downfall.
~Bruno K~
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