I use both paypal and ebay. I have for many years. I buy on ebay and sell on ebay as well.
More and more sites are accepting paypal as a form of payment so people don't have to put their cc info online. I use it whenever it's accepted. It's great and it only costs if you are the seller.
Ebay can be a goldmine for just about anything you need from a button to a car. The key is reading seller feedback. Look for duration as a seller, high rating (I won't use anyone with less than 98%), and number of transactions. You don't want a seller who has a 100% rating but has only sold 5 items. Ebay has a fantastic system of checks and balances for problem transactions. They will mediate on your behalf if necessary and the unhappy buyer is usually going to get results.
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winterfish
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Date: 2012-04-13 03:12 am (UTC)More and more sites are accepting paypal as a form of payment so people don't have to put their cc info online. I use it whenever it's accepted. It's great and it only costs if you are the seller.
Ebay can be a goldmine for just about anything you need from a button to a car. The key is reading seller feedback. Look for duration as a seller, high rating (I won't use anyone with less than 98%), and number of transactions. You don't want a seller who has a 100% rating but has only sold 5 items. Ebay has a fantastic system of checks and balances for problem transactions. They will mediate on your behalf if necessary and the unhappy buyer is usually going to get results.