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I was running an online fashion store doing prorders and had 20 grand Frozen for almost a year.
Should I just take cash? Is cold hard cash thmost /fa/ of payment methods?

>> No.13389379

>>13389373
PayPal sucks, but it's often the only option for online transactions. I prefer using cash just because I like my transactions to be truly private and it feels good to circumvent big banks.

>> No.13389380

>>13389373
Also, this is probably a better question for /biz/

>> No.13389384

>>13389373
Don't keep big amount of money in paypal, just to be safe. I've read stories about them freezing accounts randomly.

>> No.13389386

>>13389373
whats your brand faggot

>> No.13389397
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13389397

I work somewhat in accounting.
The short answer is no.
The long answer is, kinda. You can set yourself up as a business to take credit cards, you take their information and submit the payment through a processor yourself. They charge you a fee. It's the way that small like family-owned gas stations and stuff are able to accept debit or credit cards. Now here's the problem you would have to take these credit card details either through a form on a website or manually over the phone (and that might sound crazy to you but plenty of businesses still take credit cards over the phone) which means that at some point your eyes are going to be passing across their credit card information and Walt most consumers especially if you set up a form on a site won't actually think about this some of them might be disinclined to transact with you because it would be very easy for you to sell their credit card number since you know them.

But if you do it right you could just take the credit cards directly. If you're that fed up with PayPal you might look into that. There's also Android wallet or Google wallet or some shit I hear that's okay but they have to make one. It syncs up with PayPal really easily, but the big downside in the reason it's not really an alternative is that their protections are even worse for sellers than PayPal is.

Beyond that I mean you're looking at cryptocurrencies that's really your only other alternative and that's no alternative at all to anyone who's not directly catering to the cryptocurrency audience itself anyways.

I hope this post finds you in good health and I hope it answered your question have a wonderful day

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13389399

>>13389380
>Also, this is probably a better question for /biz/
You've never been to /biz/, have you...

>> No.13389401

>>13389399
You caught me.

>> No.13390018

>>13389373
stripe.com

>> No.13390102

>>13389397
Thanks senpai o gram

>>13389386
Idk but I might start selling bulk cheap terrorwave and bootleg yeezyss made of Kevlar

>>13390018
Maybe

>> No.13390676

bitcoin or monero

>> No.13390708

>>13389397
Nice Feynman diagram, dud you study physics or just go straight into accounting?

>> No.13390921

>>13390708
Physics is my hobby.
I never went to college. My accounting position is the result of working hard and impressing the right people.