I have been using PayPal off and on since 2012 for 2 main reasons.
1 - Convenience, I didn't have to enter a credit card every time I purchased from a site other than usual trusted sites where I store my payment information, like Amazon, and sending payments to friends/family was simple.
2 - Peace of mind.
I recently found that the assumption of (2) was wrong, so I fired PayPal. I don't want to get into the details. Beyond being therapeutic, it won't really make life better moving forward.
That brings me to the question, since I have fired PayPal, I am sure that someone will want to send me, or more likely, have me send them money. Before I go out and research the providers on my own, I thought I would come here. What do Soylentils suggest for peer to peer payments?
(Score: 3, Interesting) by aclarke on Thursday December 01 2016, @07:32PM
On the other hand, they took the time to write up an article and submit it to SN. And here we are discussing it. So, win.
Back on subject, I use Interac e-transfers [interac.ca] for this. Insert snarky comment about Canadian superiority here. But seriously, what's up with the US banking system?
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday December 01 2016, @07:54PM
But seriously, what's up with the US banking system?
Greed and lawlessness. So the same old same old.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday December 02 2016, @04:21AM
Submitter is a Trump fan.
It's easy to say fuck you, you suck, I'm outta here, never again. Of course, sometimes it's justified but I think people get lazy about holding others to a higher standard of consistency of performance and ethics (like, illegal file sharing doesn't hurt anybody?) than they think they themselves should be held to.