Topic: Paypal has lost 57 million users (Read 3559 times)
Where i can found link or statement for make sure? There's not, as me know paypal rising growing up.
That's because people are realizing Bitcoin's potential. 
Bitcoin to this day and age probably has not reached 57 million users yet so paypal losing that many customers is because of their own foolish decisions and not because people are migrating to bitcoin. That's incredible - have you got a source for this?
Paypal users fell from 230 million to 173 million users.Dude never gave a source. Bored guy full of hot air.
I think no one is much interested in using it any longer. Bitcoin is gradually taking over
It is quite normal, they will loose even more users. Many people start to use Bitcoin, so PayPal can only switch to Bitcoin, otherwise they will shut down in near future.
I think that may be due to the paypal account very limited when it receives money from unclean sources and makes them unable to perform transactions, this can make the user feel uncomfortable. But you can give specific evidence?
According to my opinion, the Bitcoin no significant impact on this.
According to my opinion, the Bitcoin no significant impact on this.
I never was a fan of paypal, so it is obvious they are losing customers.
And besides, there is no guarantee that they are losing customers because of bitcoin.
And besides, there is no guarantee that they are losing customers because of bitcoin.
May they cleaned out all the fake accounts ^^
They are still big 
Even if they lost that many customers... Not that I'm not satisfied but can't know why anyone is still using their inefficient system specially merchants and vendors. They are practically losing money for using PayPal in fees and in chargebacks.
Even if they lost that many customers... Not that I'm not satisfied but can't know why anyone is still using their inefficient system specially merchants and vendors. They are practically losing money for using PayPal in fees and in chargebacks.
Paypal will be well guarded, but now they are teamed up with coinbase.
You can exchange btc to pp money easy and fast so at this point there's no difference.
You can exchange btc to pp money easy and fast so at this point there's no difference.
Yes, they may have lost some customer's especially the birth of virtual currency but, not 57,000,000 user's. Because an average folk on ebayass will prefer paypalass as form of payment.
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People loves paypal for only their dispute system. Even I love paypal for this. I can take dispute easily from there
with more options in the virtual world it is natural that people will use better payment services and i am not a fan of paypal either as they have blocked my accounts earlier and would unlock only months later which is difficult if you are doing business
I trusted PayPal until I heard of the scamming capabilities of it. There are a lot of scams out there, so I should not trust it anymore. I prefer Bitcoin over any other payment method, but it just takes some time until Bitcoin will become popular worldwide.
Because paypal can limit your accounts for moving around your money while it can not happen when someone is using bitcoin.
Totally agree. Paypal limited my account twice! And that was horror to call them and ask to take off limits.
paypal will loose customers because if you have a balance above $100 then they will find a way to freeze your account and their customer service is shit,so this is not a surprising that they start loosing users.
I know for certain Bitcoin has not gained 57 million users around this time period, so it is not that they are migrating to Bitcoin, I feel as if they are fed up of Paypal's greedy system.
Oh by the way, there is no way to figure out how many Bitcoin users there are, but you can look at trends in price value (graphs) to get a rough estimate
Oh by the way, there is no way to figure out how many Bitcoin users there are, but you can look at trends in price value (graphs) to get a rough estimate
Paypal has lost 57,000,000 users since January 2015
sadly, I'm not one of those paypal users.
Speaking of paypal they teamed up with coinbase.
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