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I like PayPal although I don't use it that often. Once one has allowed
one's bank account to be verified, I have found no hidden fees although
I have heard a few complaints (Anthony Vese was one of the complainers)
that a fee was deducted from what they received as my payment. But this
was before I had my bank account info verified (PayPal will accept
initial payments with a credit card but gives one many incentives to set
things up so that direct withdrawals from one's checking account can be
made for subsequent payments with the credit card as a secondary source
of funds). My only initial gripe was that a $5.00 handling fee was
charged me of which I was unaware although it might have been in the
fine print. Since I allow direct withdrawal from my checking account,
though, there are no fees on my end. So I like it.
The only other caveat is that to get a way to read those graphical
letters PayPal uses for initial verification when you apply, you must
click on the help link and then you'll find a link to a somewhat garbled
version of a sound file giving the letters. The distortion is
deliberate. You are allowed many tries, though, so you'll eventually
enter things correctly.
As I say, I like PayPal.
Mike Freeman
On Tue, 10 Feb 2004, w4hc wrote:
> Hello to list,
> I would like to hear from anyone that uses Paypal and would like to know
> what you think, good or bad. I am thinking of signing up for Paypal myself
> but I would like to hear from others that have used it first.
> I recently tried to pay for some repairs to a piece of ham radio equipment
> and was told that the only way I could pay was with Paypal, personal check
> or M.O. I payed by check whitch took much longer. I usually pay by
> mastercard.
> I would appreciate any info on this. You can email me personally or to the
> list as some others might also be interested.
>
> Best Wishes,
>
>
> FRED ADAMS W4HC
> FIGHT TRUTH DECAY
>
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