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The fee is paid by businesses, not the end-user customers who use PayPal. Thus it doesn't even enter the equation when users choose PayPal. I personally like P

by Strom 8y ago

The fee is paid by businesses, not the end-user customers who use PayPal. Thus it doesn't even enter the equation when users choose PayPal. I personally like PayPal because then I only have to update my card info in one place as opposed to 50 different websites. Also when some random website gets hacked, I can be sure that my card info isn't getting leaked. In addition, some sites only accept cards that have been issued in a certain country, usually the US. When they also support PayPal, I can usually bypass this restriction.

shitgoose 8y ago
guess, to whom the business is passing these 5%?
- Strom 8y ago
  Paying with a card may cut down the fees for the business, but it won't cut down the amount that the end user has to pay.