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you must figure out how to buy enough btc without providing any personal data, sadly most mayor exchanges now follow kyc and aml policies so those are out of the question, this leaves only a few services or using a btc atm or mining (but that is no longer realistic) you must tumble the coins after to further obfuscate their origin the merchant you are buying from will know your delivery address, the btc address that the payment came from and the ip used when ordering which they will happily give to law enforcement should they get in trouble (and most eventually do get caught) All the interactions between your wallet and the internet should be done over tor as should any purchases and you must find a way to get the products delivered to a fake address. Only after all of this are you at least close to anonymous. Unless law enforcement is really trying to get you (unlikely unless you are also distributing the products in large amounts, buying smaller quantities for personal use is safe). See More
Bitcoins can be converted to 'real' currency in online marketplaces. You'll often pay a small fee, but that's negligible compared to the average charges. The worth of your sold bitcoins can be transferred to your bank account. This also makes Bitcoin an ideal solution for global payments with different currencies. See More
Fraudulent. I truly believe PayPal’s practices are fraudulent. Because it’s normalized and no one does anything about it, we accept it as ethical or ok that a business can state all manner of things and fail to deliver. If you eve have an issue PayPal will suck the life out of you. They offer time consuming AI solutions that fail to ever ever get you human help if the system is not programmed to deal with your problem, and if you do get a human, they are there only to say pleasant things and offer emotional support, but claim they can not do anything the system is not programmed to do. They are basically programmed just like the AI to say I’m sorry, if you need help press one, round and round until you’re ready to jump off a cliff. “Need help? We can help!” Means “need help? F##ck you! - here’s a wildly frustrating deep labyrinthe of computer code programmed to make you think you might eventually get help if you just persist, but you never will. Your security is our priority, that la why were blocking you from using your account. Lies. Their security is their priority. Who likes being insulted is anybody really that stupid to think a corporation cares about people? People are their resource. It’s modern canabalism. See More
When your account is not verified, PayPal can decide to (temporarily) freeze all your funds until all proper documentation has been provided by the user. For example, European users who have received more than 2.500 EUR in a year will have their funds frozen until user identification is provided. See More
I've been using PayPal PayFlow Pro merchant processing for over 15 years and have run millions of dollars through them. Their services are great — until they're not, then they're a nightmare. They use AI bots to scan your web site for any objectionable content, and if they find any, they may freeze your account or notify you to change it, depending on the content. Because we're a higher income customer, they assigned us a rep who claimed he was there to help, but when we needed help with a few serious issues (like our account being frozen) he didn't even respond to multiple calls and emails. I was a huge fan of PayPal until their bots started freezing our account with no recourse, and customer service reps were helpless to fix it. We also had a couple of large fraudulent chargebacks ($6K worth) where the customers got their products, told us they liked them, but filed a chargeback when they got into financial trouble months after purchase without even contacting us to ask for a return/refund, and PayPal sided with them even after we proved the chargebacks were fraudulent with phone recordings and email records. PayPal just threatened us about old legacy ads of theirs we had on our web site which they approved back in the day, rather than ask us nicely to update them. And now today, PayPal changed the interface in one of our 3 accounts and broke it, so we can't deposit our money. PayPal is definitely NOT peer-to-peer, they hold your money and then deposit it after a day or more so they can make money investing it, and if you have any issues or disputes, their AI bots freeze your funds first and ask questions later. This nearly bankrupted my company and cost us about $15K on one occasion. I'm moving to other merchant processors and even looking at true per-to-peer payment systems from China. Sad commentary when an American has to go to the commies for safer credit card processing. All you have to do is look at the PayPal hate web sites to see the any ways they screw their own customers. Look elsewhere! See More
Wepay closed our account and refunded dozens of customers automatically instantly after the orders had shipped with no recourse when one of their AI bots discovered we sold natural supplements, which apparently is against their policy, although we never saw it in their terms of service. See More
Wepay closed our account and refunded dozens of customers automatically instantly after the orders had shipped with no recourse when one of their AI bots discovered we sold natural supplements, which apparently is against their policy, although we never saw it in their terms of service. We were not notified to rectify the issue or allow us to get compliant or otherwise resolve the issue, and we might have had to sue them had we not had understanding customers who allowed us to re-bill them after they had been refunded. It wasted a lot of my staff time to fix Wepay's damage, and I came very close to suing them. Like PayPal and some other processors, they are increasingly run by AI bots, so if you have a problem, you'll likely get screwed with little to no recourse. Wepay also takes 4 to 5 days to deposit your money, and initially they held our funds for the first two weeks despite have a superb credit rating and a 20-year histroy of accepting credit cards. Their web interface is also crappy and doesn't function well, with few common details one would expect with a merchant processor. See More
Square Cash features an intuitive feature that allows you to collect money from anyone in the world with a $Cashtag, a variation of the popular hashtags. If you specify a cashtag - for instance $Mike - anyone can send money to this particular cashtag and it'll be transferred to your Square Cash account instantly. See More
You can scan your credit or debit card with the camera on your smartphone to instantly link the two payment methods. Sending and receiving money is also very simple via the Request and Pay buttons. You can also send or request money from non Square Cash users with a message that includes a link to the App Store or Google Play Marketplace. See More
I saw a demo of their product In Jacksonville. Being Launched in 2020... I send request for $200 to my mom she accepts and i go to any ATM in their network and withdraw the cash INSTANTLY. Money comes from her account. I didnt even have a bank account setup. AMAZING SERVICE!!! Cannot WAIT until they launch! Good Luck Guys!!! See More