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Hi Jacques, as someone who's had trouble with Paypal, what stops you from using, say, WePay in place of PayPal? I just wanted to understand your thought process
by greatgoof 16y ago
Hi Jacques, as someone who's had trouble with Paypal, what stops you from using, say, WePay in place of PayPal? I just wanted to understand your thought process regarding this?
- jacquesm 16y agoNothing, I just have not had the need to pay someone for anything in the last two weeks. Alternatives that I can use are international wire transfers and western union. Both have their own set of disadvantages, I'm most likely going to give some other service (possibly wepay) a shot when the next payment comes up. (and that's going to be fairly soon by the looks of it).
- greatgoof 16y agoOk, do let us know how it works out :) I'm not sure if you'll be able to use WePay though, since their FAQs[1] state that they don't allow international payments at the moment(if that's what you'll be doing) [1] https://www.wepay.com/about/faq#thirteen https://www.wepay.com/about/faq#thirteen
- jacquesm 16y agoYes, international only. If it's local I have much faster and more reliable ways than any web server, bank-to-bank transfers here are online and nearly instant. Ok, so that rules out wepay then.
- c1sc0 16y agoI can't speak for Jacques, but as a fellow european, the single one thing stopping me from using WePay is: (lack of) international payments. I've just integrated PayPal in my startup against my own better judgement, but as soon as we pull in a fixed amount of money (1000$ for now), I'm switching to a decent merchant-based solution.
- greatgoof 16y agoI see, thanks c1sc0.