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Yeah. I don't know about other countries and hence, the note.
It's not like PayPal grants additional protection on top of what's offered by the issuing bank.
So if I used my debit card, unless I can prove it was fraudulently used, I have 99.99 % lost it.
Vs with credit cards you typically get better protection.
Again if the card issuer does not provide benefits I am not sure if PayPal could extend that (I don't know about this)
If so skeptical, why even purchase a service from a provider in the first place? It doesn't make sense.
Usually on seeing an offer if my gut says it is too good to be true, I end up making a calculated risk whether the amount is something I can absorb incase of Deadpools or not. If latter I end up passing on.
Invoice #102272
Double Bandwidth please
@Dasabo
Unfortunately you ignored my first post, so I'll try again.
Invoice #100616-2024
Thanks
mentally strong (c) @yoursunny provider offer paypal.
Sorry, I think I lost it.
Yes users can do ISO installations, just open a ticket and our team will support you with the installation, currently it is not possible to do it through the panel.
Our current means of payment are Stripe then Credit/Debit Cards, Apple Pay, GPay, and others on request used within Stripe.
In addition we accept Cryptocurrencies.
Ups, sorry I forgot to add ..
Rephrase:
New provider, posting bi-anual deals, no PayPal, what could go wrong ?
Done, I hope you don't do crypto mining with the VPS... that would be a violation of our ToS
Now is better, answer: everythings
Thank you. Of course you also accept normal bank transfers, right?
Yes, but only for large orders and for well-known customers with a thorough KYC.
Just a name from back when I mined, more use it now for nostalgia.
Pardon me? Transferring money from (customers) bank account to (provider's) bank account is about the most basic way of payment and afaik an even legally required payment option.
So I guess there was a misunderstanding, possibly due to me using a wrong term.
So, kindly confirm that I can pay by transferring the amount due from my my account to yours.
I am happy about this, we are crypto friendly but we do not like our resources to be used for mining, I hope you will be happy with us.
See you soon
Chase Freedom credit card offers 5% cashback on PayPal purchases this quarter, as well as Q4 of almost every year.
When you cannot use PayPal, the transaction has to be paid by a 2% cashback card.
The price is effectively increased by 3.16%.
I fully understood your question, and as already answered we only accept them in some specific cases as mentioned before, moreover there is no strict law in the European Union obliging the merchant to receive payments by Bank Transfer if he promotes alternative and accessible payment methods.
This is not a complete denial, but a partial one.
You can show Paypal that you paid 12 euro for 2 years, but host deadpooled 7 months later. And you can get your money back.
With the banks, debit or credit card, after a month or 3 months max, you can't file a charge back claim, hence the money is lost.
That's the beauty of Paypal
Really?
over 180 days, not even sure if PayPal would help
Or you can use the service without it being deadpooled for 2 years and, for example, after 5 months ask paypal for a full refund by making up excuses to use the service for free.
How exactly? Opening a dispute after 180d just results in it getting closed instantly.
thank you for pointing this out. and because a few people do this, all the other serious ones have to suffer?
Of course NOT!
Fortunately, there are few bad actors.
How do we use PayPal with the other providers?
Why does the other providers use PayPal if we get refunds after using the service?
That means PayPal is a bridge to scam?
I find it difficult to answer you on behalf of other providers, our choice to remove PayPal is dictated by several situations including the fact that their fees are quite high compared to e.g. Stripe, we have tried to contract with them without success.
Invoice #102275
Thanks
well well well
Invoice #102279
Done
No PayPal, not even bog standard bank transfers accepted -> no deal
Why do you say this, I have explained to you 2 times here and once in private so a total of 3 times that we accept bank transfers but only on larger orders with larger amounts and thorough KYC.