I'm interested to hear why anyone would say this. A free service that saves me the effort of finding an envelope and a stamp, accurately addressing the envelope, writing out a check, and going to a post box...plus the week for it to get to the seller, and the week some sellers "need" for the check to clear (or worse, those that require a postal money order, which requires a 20 minute wait in line at my post office) - what's not to like?
Perhaps those who criticize it ought to try it before doing so. It's **extremely** convenient, which is why it's such a success. Users are only charged when they add credit card capability to their account - just like any other credit card fee - but for everyone else, it's free. So where exactly is the "corporate greed" in that? On Feb 25, 2005, at 5:25 AM, someone wrote: > Paypal has always been nothing other than an insidious example of > egregious > corporate greed. I have never used it and never will. A convenience? > HA -- Peter pjfra...@alamedanet.net
