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Re: your link I organize once-yearly events (in de US) with up to 1000 attendees, incl. 30% Western-European cc holders (not from the fraud-prone countries in E
by notlisted 11y ago
Re: your link
I organize once-yearly events (in de US) with up to 1000 attendees, incl. 30% Western-European cc holders (not from the fraud-prone countries in Europe).
In addition to the higher fee structure for international cards, Paypal's refusal rate of international cards was atrocious.
The final drop in the bucket was that after 5 years (same event, same time-frame, same number of attendees, same volume), Paypal froze all funds 3 days before the event was to take place.
Switched to Stripe 3 years ago rarely have a problem. Great interface, great support, no penalty-for-amex rates, low 'card declined' rates, proper handling of disputes (unlike paypal who typically found in favor of the person paying) Daily automated deposits (after 7 days) are a major plus too. Definitely worth the extra money ($500 on 75k volume as per your table shouldn't make anyone pick Paypal)