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Do any books use paypal.com to send and/or receive funds? It seems it would be a very fast and inexpensive way to receive funds.
If the books don't-why?
If the books don't-why?
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Paypal is only available in the U.S. If Paypal ever goes international it could work. -
Evidently a combo of PayPal and Net Teller will work that way, as some Sportsbooks like SportBet and GoTo are signing up with Net Teller and Net Teller is a Merchant for Pay Pal. I signed up with both and am awaiting my Stuff from Net Teller and will report on it's ease of use/speed when I'm all set up.Comment
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I just got my neteller stuff today, and set it up real quick, no problems at all. It seems to follow through on its promises so far, I just hope it all works out like it says it will, because it will do wonders for getting and receiving money. Between having my neteller, paypal, and x.com accounts all hooked together and being able to move money in a flash between all 3 without any fees, it should improve some situations. You get free money when you sign up for any of these 3 services to try them out, so if you start all 3 together you can start off with some nice and free play money to try moving back and forth between places, like I have been trying tonight. If anybody wants any specifics on anything regarding the 3, just let me know.Comment
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Just my 2 cents........Have been using paypal for almost 4 months now, mostly for buying/selling in auctions. Had the opportunity to actually request a payout via check. I had heard some stories about it taking forever. NOT SO, at least in this case. Admittedly I do live not 20 miles from Paypal but still.....I requested the payout on 8/3, got it by mail on 8/7. A very easy to cash Bank of America check. Now if netteller works as well, then there's something here.Comment
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Jason, what is x.com? I just signed up with Paypal and neteller as well.Comment
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sure, and I didn't get the referrals... Just kidding
x.com is on online bank that just merged with paypal. I use them for a lot of my checking now, as they have no fees, nice interest, etc. Since they merged, you can wire funds back and forth between x.com and paypal for as little or as much as you want, with no charges. Then to go from paypal to neteller also is no charge, so if the 3 are hooked together, it is easy to get the money free from the checking account paying 4-5% interest to the final destination, and back again quickly and easily.
If anyone has specific ?'s, feel free to email me and I can ramble on all day.
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