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Yeah, this just looks like a list where someone Googled all of the alternatives and put them into 1 article without ever using them or "really" looking for alte
by nickjj 8y ago
Yeah, this just looks like a list where someone Googled all of the alternatives and put them into 1 article without ever using them or "really" looking for alternatives.
Zelle is quite good. IMO it's the ideal way to accept payments for 1 on 1 services. Over the last 18 months I've done dozens of transactions with them to accept money as a freelancer. If you're in the US, it's a no brainer if your bank supports it. There's no fees and it's quite fast to get the funds, plus there's no other service to sign up for since it's a part of your bank's dashboard.
But for selling digital goods to the masses you're leaving a lot on the table if you don't support PayPal. I don't think there is an alternative to it because customers will use whatever is comfortable for them and if they prefer PayPal and you don't support it, you may lose that sale.