Should I get a Ebay or Paypal credit card. Has anyone heard anything bad?
597249
Either would be OK if you need another credit card. I would check the benefits of any card before I just got one.
56591
I highly recommend Paypal. It is widely accepted. They have been in the business for a long time and know what their doing ;)
817082
nothing is perfect, but the odds of something happening are VERY SLIM. almost all sites out there that accept credit cards are encrypted and are difficult to hack into.\n\nI do not think you have anything to worry about, unless you are everyday, purchasing from multiple websites. I have been buying stuff on the internet using paypal, and private websites without a hitch. its really not scary :)
37435
Yes it is very safe.  I've been using Paypal for years without any problem.  I even use their debit card which takes money directly from my Paypal account.  It even give me cash back bonus each time I use debit card.\n\nI do alot of transactions using Paypal because I own online business, and found it very necessary to do business online.\n\nYou can signup for Paypal at the following link:\n\nhttps://www.paypal.com/us/mrb/pal=TP53YF5MF4NBS
728527
Yes paypal is good but you need to have your checking account in paypal so that they can deposit money in your account.
362933
Sounds like spam to me. Word to the wise.... anything that is too good to be true or makes it super easy to get money is a scam. Don't fall for it.\n\nPaypal is real, I use it to make ebay payments all the time. But this program is just like the letters you receive in the mail from the "retired lawyers" wanting you to send $1 to everyone on the mailing list. Don't do it, you're too smart for that!
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I don't think you would have much success.  When you sign up to buy on e-Bay, you have to agree to their terms, which clearly state that they are held harmless from any claims, both buyers and sellers.  PayPal simply facilitates the transfer of money.  \n\nYou could always try returning the item for a refund, or, if you used a credit card to fund PayPal, you might be able to cancel the payment that way.  Good Luck
610647
You can have them draw it from your PayPal balance and if there is not enough to cover it from your bank account or even your credit card. There are instructions on the site to have your bank account or credit card validated.
900631
Paypal is now eBay's primary and preferred method of payment for its transactions. How it works is that you can either link a bank account to your Paypal acct or link credit cards. It doesn't necessarily save you money, but it is much more convenient.
1024445
Usualy, Ebay gives you the option of entering your credit card number. Try that instead.
916255
paypall isn't ebay, don't confuse the two and screw your customer, if the money hit paypal, you should ship!!!  ebay cannot take your money.  they may try and charge you but stealing is stealing
59418
Well, go to different store websites,depending on your taste, Find something you would like (if clothing, make sure its the right size) And click add to cart, you will ned a credit card number for the final purchase and you must be 18+ also, I really wouldnt trust ebay on expensive goods (mainly jewelry) It is dangerous and is almost never the real thing.
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Some of the emails "Ebay" sends telling you that you're account is about to be cut off are scams. If it tells you to confim your information of credit card info to make sure that they don't cut off your account, this usually means that it's a scam. Your ebay account should be fine. Don't click on any links
33893
I would personally stay away from any type of credit card with bad credit.  The credit card companies may qualify you but at a higher rate. The temptation may be there but the best plan of action is to either pay for the purchase up front.
695418
I've been using PayPal for years and I have never had an issue with them.  Are you sure it was PayPal that ripped you off or did you get taken by a scam?
483706
you need to have a creditcard for paypal or a debitcard
45367
eBay offers a list of buyer protection steps.  Did you pay using PayPal?  If so, they offer their own buyer protection.  Was their email correspondence?  Try emailing them there.  I would suggest taking a look at the list of actions you can take by following the provided link.  If all else fails, the last step is to contact your credit card company.  \n\nSecondly, be sure that you check user ratings and comments before purchasing anything from them.  I know I'm probably just stating what you already know, but you can often tell a lot about a user based on their ratings and reviews (and the longevity of their account, too!).\n\neBay has excellent customer support, so if all else fails, you should definitely contact them.  Even if a user is no longer registered, there is information on him or her in the system. Visit the "contact us" link from your 'My eBay' page for more information there.