On Oct 9, 2012, at 5:41 PM, Dave Mitchell wrote:
> Jean-Christophe Helary wrote:
>
>> 2) I don't want to give my card information on the web
>
> In case it is pirated, maybe?
Indeed, I hear plenty of stories about card info stolen and that's the reason
why I try to use it the less possible o
On Mon, Oct 8, 2012 at 6:47 PM, Norman Budnitz wrote:
> Chris Lott said:
>
>> The bottom line for me is: I can go to other shops and buy at anytime
>> without a need for my card or my wallet or any rigamarole. Why
>> wouldn't I choose to do so?
>
> One reason that I choose to shop at The Source v
Jean-Christophe Helary wrote:
2) I don't want to give my card information on the web
In case it is pirated, maybe?
Dave
Chris Lott said:
> The bottom line for me is: I can go to other shops and buy at anytime
> without a need for my card or my wallet or any rigamarole. Why
> wouldn't I choose to do so?
One reason that I choose to shop at The Source vs. other vendors is
that in doing so I am supporting OUSA and al
On 2012 Oct 8, at 4:14 PM, Bernie Cosell wrote:
> I think this is even *WORSE* than paypal. It is another dwollah-like
> service and is, basically, an electronic debit card. And I can't see any
> conflict-resolution machinery on the popmoney page [nor did I see any on
> the dwollah page, i
On 8 Oct 2012 at 12:49, Robert J. Lang wrote:
> >Another possibility I've recently investigated for another
> organization
> >is PopMoney.
> >They don't charge $$$ but they sit on the transfer for a few days,
> which
> >is how I think they're making their money. In this case, we don't
> mind
> >th
Thus spake "Douglas Philips" on 10/8/12 11:01 AM:
>On 2012 Oct 8, at 11:59 AM, Robert J. Lang indited:
>> The Source doesn't store your payment information, so while someone
>>might
>> be able to hack in, they'd have a hard time finding payment info.
>
>Good to know, but that's hard to tell from
On 2012 Oct 8, at 11:59 AM, Robert J. Lang indited:
> The Source doesn't store your payment information, so while someone might
> be able to hack in, they'd have a hard time finding payment info.
Good to know, but that's hard to tell from outside, esp. as things change and
evolve...
Despite all
Thus spake "Jean-Christophe Helary" on
10/8/12 7:51 AM:
>It is not that I specifically distrust The Source, but since much bigger
>online sites get hacked all the time, I have no reason to trust The
>Source with my credit card data any more than I'd trust any other shop.
>The problem being not wh
On 8 Oct 2012 at 23:51, Jean-Christophe Helary wrote:
> As has been mentioned already in the thread, Paypal is not just any
> "vendor".
>
> Paypal is a *secure payment method* vendor.
One thing to keep in mind: in the US [dunno about other countries] credit
card purchases, *by*law*, are *VERY*
As has been mentioned already in the thread, Paypal is not just any "vendor".
Paypal is a *secure payment method* vendor.
It is not that I specifically distrust The Source, but since much bigger online
sites get hacked all the time, I have no reason to trust The Source with my
credit card data
On Sun, Oct 7, 2012 at 12:12 PM, Rob wrote:
>
> But ultimately, if a customer has this many problems with a business,
> it might be time to fire the customer.
More rhetorical excessiveness. Having a preference is not having "this
many problems." I enjoy the simplicity of not having to have a card
On Sun, Oct 7, 2012 at 12:10 PM, John Scully
wrote:
> So – the source may already have done this,
> but it might be worth while comparing actual cost
> (by dividing total fees by total sales) to the paypal fees.
> You may be surprised. In my case, I thought I was
> paying 2.3% but actual average
From: Madeline Read
I also wish to purchase on line diagrams is my information encripted?
I see no indication of information being encripted.
Perhaps I am missing it, is it somewhere?
When you actually go to check out, the address
Having been involved with online payment processing since...well, since there
was online payment processing, I think I can address that:
Credit card security compliance when doing online payment processing is
frequently handled poorly, resulting in all those news reports about 400
trillion peop
I also wish to purchase on line diagrams is my information encripted?
I see no indication of information being encripted.
Perhaps I am missing it, is it somewhere?
Thank You
Madeline
Regarding PayPal and whether the Source accepts it - let's be clear. PayPal
account holders can get a PayPal debit card for free that works for any vendor
that takes credit cards. So if I want to pay the Source with my PayPal balance,
I simply pull out my PayPal Visa and put in those 16 digits.
On Sun, Oct 7, 2012 at 8:07 AM, Robert J. Lang wrote:
>
> In the same
> way, OrigamiUSA had to decide whether forgoing the additional sales that
> might accrue if PayPal were accepted was worth the higher fees that PayPal
> charges.
Setting aside the snark-exchange, how much higher are the fees f
>I was going to buy 3 diagrams today for a total of $4.5.
>I am not going to buy anything now because:
>1) Electronic payment is not available
>2) I don't want to give my card information on the web (I gave it once to
>Paypal, and that's enough).
This is interesting.
--Here we have a purchaser wh
I was going to buy 3 diagrams today for a total of $4.5.
I am not going to buy anything now because:
1) Electronic payment is not available
2) I don't want to give my card information on the web (I gave it once to
Paypal, and that's enough).
Jean-Christophe Helary
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