Re: paypal alternatives

["Bradley V. Stone" <bvstone@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> ---
> Well, live with it however you want to, and I may even be obligated in
> one way or another to deal with them or through them, just like I have
> to deal with Microsoft stuff and even learn some dot-net professionally.
>
> But from my perspective they are more than "stories", whether they are
> for you or not, and I have had first-hand testimony from a real case.
> While he was "disgruntled" by the dictionary definition, he was also
> STIFFED by PayPal IN THE REAL WORLD, who blamed him for their own
> security problem.

I will live with it.  And consider this first hand testimony of someone
who's done thousands of transactions over the past 10 years, selling and
buying with Paypal, with nary a hiccup or issue.

I'd like an alternative too, or at least some better (ie seamless) API
interfaces with Paypal or anyone else.  The issue there is the fees are
outrageous.  But I imagine that's just the cost of doing business.

Brad