what is paypal
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Victorvictories
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PayPal is a worldwide payment system that operates online and is established by an American company, i.e. PayPal Holdings, Inc. This method of payment servers as an alternative to the traditional methods of paper money in the form of checks, drafts and money orders. It is one of the largest Internet companies of the world. Ways to receive money through PayPal are using an email address, use online invoicing and Sell through eBay.
ravikumar007
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PayPal is a platform on which transaction is made from one Paypal account to another account through its secure services.
With PayPal, you can send and receive payments through the internet. Once you sign up for PayPal, you can send money to anyone with an email address using the money from your PayPal balance or another funding option of your choise. Recipients are notified by email that they have received a payment.
PayPal is the world's largest online payment network, serving over 20 million members in 38 countries.
PayPal is the preferred method of online payment for auction sites such as eBay. PayPal allows guaranteed secure payment over the Internet with your credit card or bank account by taking your information once and then using that information to make payments to other parties.
Here's how it works:
You submit your credit card and/or bank account information to PayPal.
When someone requests payment from you, you go to PayPal.com and login to your PayPal account.
You enter the email address of the person or company you wish to make payment to and the amount you wish to pay.
PayPal will charge your credit card or debit your bank account and send that amount to the other party's account.
Both parties will receive an email to confirm the transaction.
No credit card or bank account information has been transmitted via the transaction.
PayPal is the world's largest online payment network, serving over 20 million members in 38 countries.
PayPal is the preferred method of online payment for auction sites such as eBay. PayPal allows guaranteed secure payment over the Internet with your credit card or bank account by taking your information once and then using that information to make payments to other parties.
Here's how it works:
You submit your credit card and/or bank account information to PayPal.
When someone requests payment from you, you go to PayPal.com and login to your PayPal account.
You enter the email address of the person or company you wish to make payment to and the amount you wish to pay.
PayPal will charge your credit card or debit your bank account and send that amount to the other party's account.
Both parties will receive an email to confirm the transaction.
No credit card or bank account information has been transmitted via the transaction.
Hellosolifornia
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Well said @livepro
This is just a payment gateway where we can payment easily.
This is just a payment gateway where we can payment easily.
Jack Adison
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PayPal is an online payment service that allows individuals and businesses to transfer funds electronically. Following are the working of paypal -
1. First of all - Register yourself
2. Verify your bank account
3. Receive payment through PayPal
4. Make Payment via PayPal
1. First of all - Register yourself
2. Verify your bank account
3. Receive payment through PayPal
4. Make Payment via PayPal
indutaurus
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what is paypal and how to send and receive money through Paypal
PayPal is the world's largest online payment network, serving over 20 million members in 38 countries.
PayPal is the preferred method of online payment for auction sites such as eBay. PayPal allows guaranteed secure payment over the Internet with your credit card or bank account by taking your information once and then using that information to make payments to other parties.
PayPal is the preferred method of online payment for auction sites such as eBay. PayPal allows guaranteed secure payment over the Internet with your credit card or bank account by taking your information once and then using that information to make payments to other parties.
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