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At Bizarre-Host we accept PayPal payments, below
you can find some information about PayPal:
PayPal
is an online payment service that allows its members to send money
online to anyone with an email address.
Founded in 1998,
PayPal,
an eBay company, enables any individual or business with an email
address to securely, easily and quickly send and receive payments
online.
PayPal's service builds on the existing
financial infrastructure of bank accounts and credit cards and
utilizes the world's most advanced proprietary fraud prevention
systems to create a safe, global, real-time payment solution.
PayPal
buyer protection
The
PayPal
Buyer Protection program is available in all categories. eBay buyers
will be eligible to receive coverage up to $500 on all purchases of
tangible goods, from verified PayPal sellers with a proven track
record on eBay.
Under this program, PayPal will introduce a
Buyer Protection logo that will be displayed on all qualified sellers'
listings. A qualified seller is categorized by his rating, and must
have at least 50 feedback points and a 98% positive feedback. The
seller must also have a verified PayPal account and be based in the
United States or Canada
Increased security is provided through the new
Buyer Protection Program, by covering non-delivery of items, or
products that are substantially not as described, all with no
processing fee. For transactions that do not qualify under the PayPal
Buyer Protection program, eBay will continue to provide its standard
protection feature of $200 coverage, with a $25 processing fee.
Through its partnership with PayPal, eBay ensures privacy of
information, as the buyer's financial information is never shared with
the seller. PayPal maintains one of the best online fraud prevention
systems in the world, ensures that sellers are paid instantly and
makes the transaction process convenient and easy.
- Founded in December 1998, PayPal is a
leading global online payment company, headquartered in Mountain
View, California.
- PayPal is available in 38 countries.
- It supports payments in U.S. Dollars,
Canadian Dollars, Euros, Pounds Sterling and Japanese Yen making
cross border trade easier.
- PayPal lets any business or consumer with
an email address securely, conveniently and cost-effectively send
and receive payments online. The PayPal network builds on the
existing financial infrastructure of bank accounts and credit cards
to create a global, real-time payment solution.
- PayPal is the safest way to pay online and
maintains one of the lowest fraud rates in the online retail
industry – less than half of 1%.
- PayPal was acquired by eBay in October 2002
and is listed on 88% of eBay listings.
- PayPal has received close to 20 awards for
excellence from the technology industry and the community at large
-- most recently the Webby Awards for Best Financial Site and the
People's Voice Award for Best Financial Site.
How does
PayPal
work?
PayPal serves as an "online wallet"
for members, making the transaction process easy and convenient, and
creating a safe trading environment.
Members are required to have an email address and a credit card to
create an account with PayPal. The account is connected to
the member's bank account or credit card. Members can use their
PayPal account to make and receive payments for online
transactions. They can also store money in their PayPal
account for future transactions.
Benefits for buyers
Enables quicker delivery of
product.
Benefits for sellers
- Transaction process is cost-effective, easy
and convenient.
- Sellers are paid instantly with PayPal.
- PayPal offers 100% seller protection on
qualified transactions.
Types of
PayPal
accounts
PayPal offers three types of accounts –
personal, business and premier and has been exceptionally successful
in enabling e-commerce for small businesses.
Signing up for PayPal is easy. It takes two
minutes, and you'll even get $5 when you complete PayPal's new account
bonus requirements.
Once you sign up for a free account, you can
use PayPal to send and receive money from a funding source you choose,
such as a credit card or your bank account.
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