Comments on: Securing Online Payments

By: Nagase

Nagase — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 21:27:59 +0000

Use at your own risk, read and you’ll know
http://paidpal.blogdrive.com/
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By: aguy189

aguy189 — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 21:25:59 +0000

You do not have to add a credit card, and there will always be an option to pay with your tied checking account (in fact paypal prefers that you do that because it saves them money (usually)). If you had a more specific question, like a website you found where there appears to be no way to fund with the associated checking account; a more specific answer could be given.

On a side note. I don’t know why you don’t have a credit card and if that means you cannot have a credit card, but I have to take this opportunity to say everyone should always fund paypal transactions with a credit card for their protection. Paypal has a notoriously horrible dispute resolution system (and a bad customer service department from what I’ve read). On the other side of the coin, your credit card is a regulated financial institution with mandated consumer protections. In other words if you are defrauded paypal can say "oh well sucks to be you" but your credit card company by law has procedures to follow and must refund your money and help you out.
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By: mezerecky

mezerecky — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 21:23:59 +0000

no you dont have to
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By: Sagar E

Sagar E — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 16:21:23 +0000

Is it compulsory to add a credit card to your Paypal Account to make online payments?
Is it compulsory to add a credit card to your Paypal Account to make online payments?I mean everytime when I choose to make payment for a particular website online through Paypal it asks me to add a credit card to my Paypal account to make secure payment?!?! But Im not having a credit card!! So what can I do? Any suggestions?