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Re:What happens when you pay PayPal $15k in fees? by RcouF1uZ4gsC on Thursday July 06, 2017 @09:27PM (#14715335)
This is because consumers love PayPal. It means I am not giving my credit card to a potentially shady person and that I have a way to cancel the service. I also have 1 place where I can see all my subscriptions, so I don't keep subscribed to services I don't use but forgot about.

In general, if there are two equivalent options and one takes PayPal and the other doesn't, I am going with the one that takes PayPal.

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Re:What happens when you pay PayPal $15k in fees? by CodeWriter23 on Friday July 07, 2017 @10:01AM (#14718358)
As a consumer, I prefer Stripe's interface. It is low friction; I enter my details one a site when making a purchase, and if I opt-in, those details are available on any site using Stripe. And protected behind SMS temp passwords.
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Re:What happens when you pay PayPal $15k in fees? by watter on Saturday July 08, 2017 @07:25AM (#14725029)
A credit card is insured. I am not sure I can say the same about the mandatory connction between Paypal and my bank account. It is much riskier to use Paypal than to give a stranger your cc number.
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