Pay with paypal?

[LittleFool]

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

[Bound2Burst]

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.

[Clem Trilling]

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

[MissPiss]

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

Lizz

[MPee3]

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.

[Bound2Burst]

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.

[MissPiss]

[Bound2Burst]

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.