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Hello,

ive got this realy annoying problem: no credit card
In Files Forever you can only pay by credit card (as far as i saw it) but i dont have one
i always payed with paypal but then Dave's acc got blocked
after that my only way to buy movies were these packs e.g. 3 movies for 20$ or something (although i wanted to pay the real price cos i like the movies)
but now this is gone too and im standing in the rain

my question now would be if i could still pay by sending money to paypal
i know this is based on confidence but would be the only way for me

I am sorry but we can no longer use PayPal to receive payments. As you noted, my account was blocked and I am not permitted to own one at all; the ban is indefinite. I have routed PayPal payments through a third party in the past but that has had to stop too for various reasons.

I'm afraid the only way to buy is with a credit or debit card using either Files Forever or Clips4Sale.

https://personal.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/ ... debit_card
That's a MasterCard that can link back to your bank account the same way as Send Money or a Pay with PayPal button.

I don't know what the "limitations" are if you only have a Personal account, but if you get denied, try a Premier account. There are little fees involved whenever someone sends you money, I think, but it's worth it. You gain the ability to *accept* credit cards.
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?c ... es-outside

What ever happened to sending money in the mail? So simple no card needed

Lizz

And you really expect Dave to expose his real name and home address?

Of course, a P.O. box can be used, but this would reveal at least the city, if not more.

I did have a P.O. box in another city for a while, for DVD returns and people sending material for custom movies, but since I no longer do either of those I closed the box. I don't want to receive cash in the mail or wire transfers or anything that involves running around. While convenient for a handful of customers, it is very inconvenient for me and frankly constitutes such a tiny percentage of the business that it simply is not worthwhile.

While having a credit card is not an absolute guarantee of someone's age, it does make it more likely that a customer is over 18 years of age, and I really don't want to be selling anything to minors.

That's fine Lizz. Alas, even a blank check ends up with information about the recipient when the bank logs the transfer of funds. It simply is not worth the hassle.