Allen626
10-04-2005 17:17:35
A lot of people want web certs instead of paypal. Are they as safe as paypal to give? Like if they go over a lot I dont get charged anything right?
eYank
10-04-2005 18:09:15
no, but if somone decides not to do your offer there is no way to get a webcert back
with paypal you can file a dispute
Unless the person has a very high trade record i would stick with paypal
but just my suggestion
splattered
10-04-2005 18:30:30
What is a webcert exactly? Cant you use them like online credit cards?
splattered
10-04-2005 18:51:05
I tried to search... people offer to make them. How is this done? im confused.. could someone fill me in?
freedesktoppc
10-04-2005 18:52:47
[quote6e03491a3f="Allen626"]A lot of people want web certs instead of paypal. Are they as safe as paypal to give? Like if they go over a lot I dont get charged anything right?[/quote6e03491a3f]
They are safe to give, but you should know that many of the offers now put you on hold for using them. Read through the TOS of many sites, most prohibit them.
[quote89e050c029="eYank"]no, but if someone decides not to do your offer there is no way to get a webcert back
with paypal you can file a dispute
Unless the person has a very high trade record i would stick with paypal
but just my suggestion[/quote89e050c029]
You can't file a dispute on Paypal for a service, only tangible goods.