On this note though, if you want to accept outside of paypal, you can.
If they pay by another means (Im in canada, so for me, EMT is the
payment of choice, deposited right into my checking in an hour), just
have them do that, and once payment has cleared, just mark the item as
paid on your seller page. This is what I do all the time, and Im sure
its not what eBay is looking for, it is a profit loss, but still, it
works for me.
Steven
On 10-Apr-08, at 11:49 AM, Garth Wood wrote:
> Ali Shah wrote:
>>
>> Seriously? How can they enforce this?
>
> It's called "Terms of Service," which you agree to by entering into
> the
> auction. Basically the terms of contracting with eBay. In my case,
> since I have less than 100 completed transactions with eBay, I have no
> choice in the matter -- it's get payed via PayPal, or nothin.' (I
> also
> don't get the funds released to me for three weeks after the auctions
> end; price I pay for getting global exposure for my stuff, I guess...)
>
>> What about
>> people with less than perfect Cr*dit who cant get a
>> paybuddy account? Are they basically screwed?
>
> If they have a credit card, they can use PayPal to *pay* without
> having
> a PayPal account, I believe (at least, I've done that through several
> on-line stores in the past few months). If they don't have a credit
> card, yeah, they're screwed. But then, without credit in modern
> Western
> societies, you're generally screwed anyways (one of the reasons why ID
> theft is so devastating to the victims...).
>
>
> Garth
>
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