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paypal business vs personal (was: Re: "Member reputations" at PayPal)
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lugnet.market.services
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Tue, 22 Aug 2000 23:02:13 GMT
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Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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> Also, it looks like they are continuing to toughen up the line between
> personal and business, with ever more strongly worded reminders that if you
> run a business you have to do a business account (with the corresponding 2% or
> more haircut).
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> I saw that some industry wags were saying that PayPal/X is not a sustainable
> business model and that it's doomed to fail. If we all act like it will and
> keep our account balances small there, it will of course make things worse for
> them by reducing the float they get to ride...
So what is your reading on the meaning of "regular basis"
in the PayPal T&C:
If you use the Service for the purpose of conducting e-commerce on
a regular basis, you agree to register for, or upgrade to, a Premier
or Business Account.
I just put something on eBay for the first time in 5 months,
but I want to do more in the next month, so I wonder how many
times per month I can use PayPal before it becomes "regular."
Also, I didn't notice any similar T&C for the X.com service.
That could be one alternative.
Also, what are people's experiences with payplace.com ?
Do they have their act together?
Thanks,
/Eric McC/
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| PayPal has or will introduce these. It flashed by on the news page and I can't find more info on it but apparently there will be some sort of scheme implemented to check the rep of a person before you send them cash. That's all I know. Of course (...) (24 years ago, 16-Jul-00, to lugnet.market.services)
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