I don't know if you should go by the customer's view. Personally, I would recommend a reputable Credit Card payment processor. In terms of legal rights, you (

I don't know if you should go by the customer's view. Personally, I would recommend a reputable Credit Card payment processor. In terms of legal rights, you (as a business owner) have many avenues of resolution should an issue arise with a CC processor. Paypal, on the other hand, has been known to arbitrarily freeze accounts without warning and provide no immediate way to resolve the situation. There have been many stories on HN about that exact situation. If you can afford and are able to qualify for a reputable CC payment processor and merchant account, do it. As a customer, I prefer a CC form. I don't trust Paypal, and if my bank accounts are linked to Paypal and my account is breached, I'm fucked. If I don't link them and use a credit card, I go through a lot of hoops to complete a transaction within the Paypal interface.