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You might have to institute a minimum donation amount, and link to a page explaining why. And I honestly don't think it will matter much if the minimum donation
by Chirael 11y ago
You might have to institute a minimum donation amount, and link to a page explaining why. And I honestly don't think it will matter much if the minimum donation has to be $3 instead of $1 due to fraudulent charges & fees
- eps 11y agoBetter yet - disable credit card donations and stick to just PayPal accounts. A set of people who are willing to donate, have a credit card, but not a PP account is vanishingly small.
- belorn 11y agoThe day would be rather bleak if paypal had monopoly on who can donate to whom. I would on principle never donate to such project, and hope that they would at least consider opening up an alternative method like bank transfer or bitcoins.
- mverwijs 11y ago[Citation needed]
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- sdenton4 11y agoI've had nothing but trouble with PayPal. I give them another shot every year or three, but invariably have to jump through piles of hoops to make a first payment, if I'm successful at all. So generally end up using a card directly. Because PayPal is terrible.
- diskcat 11y agoIt's the price of operation on the internet. There are more avenues of abuse and so they have to be very strict. This resulted in a lot of frustrations from the users, but there is nobody doing better.
- tmnvix 11y agoI'm not sure that is true. I suspect it has a lot to do with the market. Anywhere that ebay dominates the online auction / trading business - maybe. Elsewhere, (such as NZ where ebay use is dwarfed by trademe) paypal account holders won't be nearly as common.