Re:Don’t store cash in Venmo and PayPal, US regulator warns
by silisili on Saturday June 03, 2023 @04:42PM
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Many sites require PayPal for purchases, unfortunately. I'm not sure how many people just love using it otherwise...
Re:Don’t store cash in Venmo and PayPal, US regulator warns
by whoopdedo on Saturday June 03, 2023 @04:52PM
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You would use PayPal exactly the same way you use Revolut since they live in the same space. Neither provides insurance for deposits, which is what the CFPB is cautioning against in TFA. So I return the question to you. Why would someone use Revolut over PayPal? That's a rhetorical question, you don't need to answer.
(Law of the internet: if an opinion/review of a product mentions a competing product by name then it is in fact an advertisement for the competing product.)
Re:Don’t store cash in Venmo and PayPal, US regulator warns
by PeterisP on Saturday June 03, 2023 @05:47PM
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At least for me (in EU) both PayPal and Revolut are literally banks and both provide deposit insurance - most likely because they don't have a choice.
Re:Don’t store cash in Venmo and PayPal, US regulator warns
by nottorp on Sunday June 04, 2023 @04:24AM
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I can't pay for Crossover by credit card :) Don't know what payment processor they use but it failed twice for annual upgrades. Said card works fine on a lot of other places, big and small.
I could pay with PayPal though. Even though the same card is behind it.
Keeping any money on there though... no. Even though I'm in Europe.
Nowadays I buy from web shops when I need something, I give them my one time Revolut debit card number and that's it, risk free.
So my question is:
Why would someone use PayPal? What is the use case here?