Do you accept PPPay?

[moonwitch]

Nope used it at the start but had the same sort of problems, so binned it

Same here

[bluebedouin]

Apart from a short stretch with nochex the only online payment I've accepted has been pppay.
41 transactions have gone through with only a handful causing problems in the early days.
One downside is,there doesn't seem a way to give/receive refunds.

[billsstamps]

Paypal is not a universal payment system. Try selling a Persian rug and Paypal will tell you that you have infringed their conditions as sales of goods from Iran are banned.
So Pppay had its uses.

[peterpunto08]

Apart from a short stretch with nochex the only online payment I've accepted has been pppay.
41 transactions have gone through with only a handful causing problems in the early days.
One downside is,there doesn't seem a way to give/receive refunds.

And that's a problem? Lol

(Only joking!)

[peterpunto08]

Never had the need to use PPPay yet....but it really would be nice to pay ebid by it rather than funding TOS

[bluebedouin]

And that's a problem?

It is,actually.
I paid for an item with pppay that turned out to be faulty & I want a refund.The only way I can see how to do it is if he sends me a new payment to cover the amount.

[astral276]

It is,actually.
I paid for an item with pppay that turned out to be faulty & I want a refund.The only way I can see how to do it is if he sends me a new payment to cover the amount.

But that is still a refund, isn't it?

[Oranoa]

I offer both, and leave it up to the buyer. As much as I'd like to be able to dictate, I can't afford to lose sales by not offering either one.

[bluebedouin]

But that is still a refund, isn't it?

In effect,yes.However it would incur fees whereas a refund wouldn't or shouldn't.(I don't think it does on poopal)

[astral276]

In effect,yes.However it would incur fees whereas a refund wouldn't or shouldn't.(I don't think it does on poopal)

Ahhhh... I was working from (clearly a failing) memory. I thought that internal transfers didn't incur a charge. Then, yes, another reason not to use it.

I suppose if PPPay incur a fee then that must be passed on. I don't think you can class them as the same thing as PayPal. I believe they are a different type of financial service so all things are not equal.