02-05-2019 05:18 PM
If so:
Which one? And, can it be used for the buyer to make several payments instead of one lump sum payment?
02-06-2019 12:43 AM - edited 02-06-2019 12:44 AM
Ok, fair enough! LOL! I understand. I don't work for ebay either....
However, if such an agreement goes sideways, and the buyer were to contact ebay and complain, there may be repercussions. It's your risk to take, and if that's ok with you, it's ok with me. Whether it's ok with ebay or not is a whole nuther can of worms, if you know what I mean...
Best of luck to you!
02-06-2019 12:58 AM
True, but they are protected by an escrow service (and PayPal affiliates with one).
02-06-2019 01:06 AM
I agree with the others. The buyer should attach a CC to their PayPal account. If they are leery about doing this then they can apply for a PayPal CC or get a low limit CC, I have refused limit increases on the one attached to my PP, keeping it at $500. I also only have a small bank account attached, not even on the same bank where I keep my bill money, as a extra measure in case someone gets the information. This might not save me from a major hack but then again we would all be at risk but I feel safe from any common phishing if I were to slip up.