One thing PayPal is good at is bringing things to the masses. I recently worked at a small (3 person) real estate office and it was amazing just how empowered they were because of PayPal. They were able to use receipts, handle payments internationally, and much more all thanks to PayPal.

I'm extremely excited for this. While Square and others have made progress, PayPal is a household name and it can make waves like many others can't.

I'm afraid that this "verbal confirmation" will not happen and you will be prematurely charged.

Fair concern, but Paypal is quite excellent at clawing back money from vendors, and I think that the fact that this actually requires a physical location decreases the fraud potential somewhat.

https fail http://i.imgur.com/dqvfdOH.png

can you explain why this happens and how to fix it? I have seen this before somewhere but can't recollect.

Are you referring to the 2 errors on top? Aren't those same origin errors?