If you're outside of the US, it gets even more interesting. First, you need to be VERY careful about using VPN or letting remote team members access Paypal. On

If you're outside of the US, it gets even more interesting. First, you need to be VERY careful about using VPN or letting remote team members access Paypal. One misstep with, say, Hong Kong account being accessed from Ukrainian IPs, and you're blocked for a security review which drags for days and weeks. Second, they completely neglect any special international shipping methods' unique constraints. Sometimes when you ship from China, the tracking will only appear when the package reaches destination country. This is considered an outright fraud by Paypal, which promptly returns money to the client and you're left with a loss. On top of that, they will impose 3% commission for currency conversion. Did you ever hear of a bank taking 3% to convert between your multi-currency accounts? Well, "Paypal is not a bank". Add to the mix their robotic support with that condescending tone. No. I wouldn't touch Paypal with a ten-foot pole.