What are the ultimate payment option(s) for intangible goods?

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What are the ultimate payment option(s) for intangible goods?
  1. Unread #1 - Apr 28, 2008 at 3:39 PM
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    What are the ultimate payment option(s) for intangible goods?

    I really would like a solid explanation of a great payment option or more than one and how to go about setting up the option with my bank account.. etc. I'd also like your experiences on the issue.

    I really need some solid attention on this topic, if you feel like spamming for your post count, take your spam elseware please. I really would like to know the ultimate option(s) and peoples' experiences and I'm sure others are also interested.

    Serious answers only please. I understand that paypal has consequences so I'm looking for a reliable payment option other than paypal to do business with etc.

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    Ethan
     
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    What are the ultimate payment option(s) for intangible goods?

    You can try Alertpay.com.
     
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    What are the ultimate payment option(s) for intangible goods?

    Ok, I strongly recommend avoiding paypal at all times. It is terrible for intangible goods and is very unreliable considering every charge is recalled even if you dont order it somehow. Umm, what i suggest is that if you are 18+, Western Union is very safe and secure. So i recommend Western Union, since it requires trust among the buyer/seller.
     
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    What are the ultimate payment option(s) for intangible goods?

    I'm 16 but I was wondering if maybe I could get a po box and use western union? What's with e gold?
     
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