/biz/ - Business & Finance

>withholds $2,500 because you posted a frog
Heh, nothing personal kid.

Blabla the importance of staying together in these hard times blabla we are here to serve you blablabla.

If these faggots really cared then they would lower the fees.

I hate this company to death.

>Charge usurious fees for essentially nothing.
>Charge a fee per transaction on top of that.
>Charge a fee when you transfer to your local currency which is always way under official rates.
>Keeps the fee if you have to refund a customer/client.
>Make it easy to scam by giving all the tools needed for thieves to fraud honest sellers out of their product and time.

This is the reason why crypto has a right to exist. Ecommerce is starting to become unprofitable for small sellers because of companies like pic related.

anyone knows any poker sites that don't need your address and shit and accept paypal?

https://www.paypal.com/uk/webapps/mpp/ua/upcoming-policies-full?locale.x=en_GB&utm_source=epsilon&utm_campaign=A_EP_EMEA_201809_5587_B2C_B2B_PolicyUpdate_Fall_GB_rest_gb&utm_medium=email

PayPal changed their policy on cross border payment prices...

is it possible to convert from non supported paypal currency to a supported so you can see the equivalent on your paypal account?

not REQ btw

how do i stop niggers from charging me back

Hey /biz/, how should I buy Bitcoins with PayPal?
What's the safest or cheapest method?

I am in Costa Rica, by the way.

Thanks!

Has anyone here ever experienced a (favorable) PayPal glitch? I used my account to buy gold for €700 on December 24th. My bank account should have been charged with this amount (I keep no funds on PP itself), but still wasn't. The funny thing is, I bought something for €1.73 in the Google Play Store the same day and that has already been taken from my bank account 5 days ago.

Is it possible they won't charge me the €700 at all?