Not Paypal, but Paystone
- Thread starter Lila
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Isn't that what the Flintstones used???
Here's the link:
http://www.paystone.com/
Being active in the firearm/knife industry, I hate paypal's politics. Unfortunately, much of my business is done with collectors and dealers outside the US so right now, paypal is one of few options for secure, instant payments. Believe me, as soon as another company steps up the the plate and offers an equally reliable service, without the politics, they will have strong following in our industry. I need to investigate Paystone further!! :idea2:
Here's the link:
http://www.paystone.com/
Being active in the firearm/knife industry, I hate paypal's politics. Unfortunately, much of my business is done with collectors and dealers outside the US so right now, paypal is one of few options for secure, instant payments. Believe me, as soon as another company steps up the the plate and offers an equally reliable service, without the politics, they will have strong following in our industry. I need to investigate Paystone further!! :idea2:
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Thanks for that, Knife! Cute.
I did some research late last night and found that it's based out of Canada. I guess the biggest music download site from Canada uses this company for the money transfers. I didn't find anything negetive about the service, so maybe I'll sign up with them.
I'm looking at a publisher who pays through this service. I just wanted to know if anyone was experienced with Paystone.
Thanks for the laugh again, Knife.
Lila
I did some research late last night and found that it's based out of Canada. I guess the biggest music download site from Canada uses this company for the money transfers. I didn't find anything negetive about the service, so maybe I'll sign up with them.
I'm looking at a publisher who pays through this service. I just wanted to know if anyone was experienced with Paystone.
Thanks for the laugh again, Knife.
Lila
