Same here with very similar millage. Two cc, amex and MC. Very convenient and very very good purchase protection for the buyers. Needles to say, saved me some money with online shopping also in SG. If I am not 100% confident as of the seller's qualities I always use PP so in case something goes wrong I can easily recover the money.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Works for me to the tune of over 30K over the past 8 years and almost 600 transactions.
I also have US and SG PayPals using two separate email addresses. My US account is linked to my CC as well as my US bank account whereas my SG account is linked only to my SG CC.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Yes, two and two bank accounts one each in both Sing and the US. Never had a problem. Cost is a little higher than other methods, but I like the convenience and piece of mind.
If you don't care about the opinions given to you on this forum then why do you ask for any advice in the first place and waste other people time? The reasons why to use PP were clearly stated. If you are not able to comprehend the responses its only your problem but I will go the extra mile and iterate it for you:NorrinRadd wrote:What's with the attitude? I wasn't asking for advice to do or not do, nor do I care what you do or not do.
I reckon it's a legal thing.NorrinRadd wrote:PP insists on entering credit card info for some transactions.
I thought I stated why (as have others) that I don't want to input my CC information all over different place. I think it's more prudent to keep the information to limited number of places. For example, us-based Target company was hacked and credit card information leaked.NorrinRadd wrote: Simply, why would you use PP instead of a credit card if the merchant takes credit cards?
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