Aug 01, 2014, 04:55 AM
I agree on the fact that payPal is often used for scamming, of which is rather sad to see. But PayPal is also the only (as far as I know) money transfer system that has detailed information regarding the transactions done between people. I've tried skrill / moneybookers, and I have to admit their details regarding transactions sucks. It's nowhere even near as detailed as PayPal is.
If a scam occurs, it's important that both parties can submit all the evidence regarding their payments that occurred. With Skrill / Moneybookers, that's nearly impossible because of the lack of information and details regarding the payment(s). And it's making our job a lot harder just to see who is telling the truth. Regardless if we get familiar with the payment systems, it's still difficult. Same goes for BitCoins.
We are still considering other payment methods besides PayPal so it's easier for others though.
If a scam occurs, it's important that both parties can submit all the evidence regarding their payments that occurred. With Skrill / Moneybookers, that's nearly impossible because of the lack of information and details regarding the payment(s). And it's making our job a lot harder just to see who is telling the truth. Regardless if we get familiar with the payment systems, it's still difficult. Same goes for BitCoins.
We are still considering other payment methods besides PayPal so it's easier for others though.