the safe payment method whin you buy from internet?
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2 ways. If you have a visa card, you can use their product (free) called Safe Shop. It gives you a "visa number" that you specify the charge limit and expiration. It will only work once on a particular item.\n\nYou give that to the internet site you are buying from and they get paid, but will not be able to add more charges to that visa number because it will then appear as "maxed"\n\nThe other decent way is Paypal.com\n\nBut beware, make sure your computer does not have a virus, keylogger, spyware or affected by extreme amount of pop ups.\n\nUse an updated virus scanner, and spybot Search & Destroy before you try to buy stuff oon the net. It will make sure you aren't being "id thefted" right off your computer.\n\nGood Luck
882213
You're paying for the service of a safe transaction, cheap considering if somebody stole your identity...your doing your customer a service, not letting your customer/buyer get charged is an incentive to buy from a paypal business.
259812
It's okay to do but probably not your safest option.  Paypal is convenient because your account numbers or credit card numbers are not provided to the seller.  If you pay directly to the seller, then you pose a risk of identity theft or sales fraud, and seeing that Paypal is free, I don't know why anyone would pay any other way.
644437
Ebay is pretty much safe. Just look at everyones rating before you buy or sell.\nOnce I ordered a DVD and it came with tons of scratches on it and it wouldn't even play all the way through. The person that was selling it claimed that it was like new. I tried to get my money back but it was too difficult.\nJust keep checking the ratings. That person had like an 89% rating.
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The only things you can use to shop on-line are credit cards.  There is nothing I could think of at this time.  \n\nIf you afraid to use credit cards on-line, you can use prepaid credit card.  Just load up the amount you need.  If anything happen, all you lose is what you put into the card.
1142100
i use paypal, and have for over 7 years. Its never given me a problem. I only buy frm sites that use it,because i know my money is safe and the transaction is being tracked.
690149
I am willing to pay with a credit card depending on how reputable the site is. I have done a lot of shopping online, and I have yet to find a site that offers payment upon delivery.
770232
you can buy online from e-bay.com
426054
i NEVER do any financial stuff online...\n\n.. bank sites are supposed to be secure, but i never trust\nit...\n\ni usually do transactions via phone or personally..\nit may take some time, but online is never secure...\n\ngodspeed
898563
customers are going to want to make secure payments if they are buying online, asking them to send cash will just mean you get no custom! how about sending bank cheques, or postal orders as an option? but people who buy online usually want to pay online too..\nyou should look into using something like worldpay or paypal.. see the links for more info on them... http://www.worldpay.co.uk/sme/index.php \nhttps://www.paypal.com/uk/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_merchant-outside
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No.\nNo!\nNo. No. No. No. No.\n\nNEVER EVER EVER use a money order to buy something on line. It is VERY unsafe. It's as safe as sending cash. You will never see that money again. Use paypal instead.\n\nThere was just a big article on MSN.com about a woman who bought a 2.5k dress on ebay, paid with a money order, and got scammed. Apparently that kind of fraud is skyrocketing because it's the hardest to trace and prosecute.
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The basic principles are the same -- get a product that people want and will buy, create a place where they can buy your product and get customers to actually buy your products -- but the process is a little different.\n\nHere are the things you will need:\n\n1. A website - not just a website, but a website designed to sell. The design can greatly influence the buying response of customers. The site should convey trust of the buyers, and the buying process should be easy.\n\n2. Merchant account = bank authorized account that allows you to accept and process credit card payments, echecks, etc. If you can't get a merchant account, alternative would be Paypal\n\n3. Payment transaction software = software that actually processes the customer information and check the validity of the credit card (has sufficient funds, correct expiration date, etc.) Example is Verisign Payflow services, which costs as much as $59.95 per month for maximum of 1,000 transactions plus set up fee of $249.\n\n4. Secure server connection (SSL) = encrypts ordering information to keep transaction secure. SSL digital certificate can set you back anywhere from $199 for two years with Thawte or $695 for two years with Verisign.\n\n5. Shopping cart = virtual equivalent of the a traditional store's shopping cart that allows customers to purchase products.
102968
what is your mode of payment?\ntarget price?\n\njurrah_jurrah@yahoo.com
1055666
buy over the net it will be cheap and reliable plus genuine.
861567
You will need to sign-up with PayPal.  You will have to provide your bank account information and select the plan that you want to use based on the commerce type (for profit, non-profit).  At the end of the process, PayPal will provide code to put into the site to handle the payment processing.\n\nYou should also consider Google Checkout.  With Google Checkout, users will not have to leave your site to complete payment.\n\nGood luck.
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I don't have qany experience with that site myself, but does it meet all the requirements to be safe? You can read my article on how to avoid internet money scams at:\nhttp://www.webcashlink.com/articles/work-from-home.html
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safe sites are recognized with a small yellow padlock at the bottom of your browser, if the site doesn't display it don't buy anything.  I've shopped over the net for years and never had a problem so far