I'm gradually leaning toward your way of thinking. For a long time, I had the perception, which, I believe, was the correct one, that PayPal == Amateur in the

I'm gradually leaning toward your way of thinking. For a long time, I had the perception, which, I believe, was the correct one, that PayPal == Amateur in the minds of your potential customers. I believe that this is no longer the case. Well, it is the case, but it no longer matters. I still think "small time", when I see a PayPal button, but now I also think "trusted" and "easy refund". These tend to make the "small time" thought less of an issue. I also think that it's gradually losing it's "small time", "amateur" connotations among savvy web users. For non-savvy web users, which in reality, is the larger population, it never mattered anyway, and I agonized over all of this for nothing.