New payment method?

[sm321]

Hello. I'm not 100% sure where this should go, so if it's in the wrong place, sorry. Are there any ways of making a "new" payment method that's your own and can't be recovered, but is an online, instant payment? Thankyou.

EDIT: I've also said this below, but to make it easier I will post it in the first post too:

I was thinking a mixture between PayPal and Western Union, where the money is added to your account via phone, bank etc. yet the payment "method" of PayPal.

 

[Finlux]

Not really..
Unless bank transfer, but those can be recovered.

Edit: What about 'Making your own Sms payment'?
Do some research, might be something.

 

[x339]

Although its not instant, Western Union is the most reliable payment method to use. You will eventually have to pick it up at the store though.

The only online, instant, and non-recoverable payment method I can think of is if you have a business class Paypal. I am not sure of the specifics, but I think they are harder to set-up/maintain but I guess they are also nearly impossible to chargeback.

 

[Fendle]

Western Union, if you are from the UK then UK-BT is safe.

 

[sm321]

Although its not instant, Western Union is the most reliable payment method to use. You will eventually have to pick it up at the store though.

The only online, instant, and non-recoverable payment method I can think of is if you have a business class Paypal. I am not sure of the specifics, but I think they are harder to set-up/maintain but I guess they are also nearly impossible to chargeback.

If you have a business to show to them, will they then classify for you a business one?

Western Union, if you are from the UK then UK-BT is safe.

Western Union is good (this is also replying to x339) but the fees are big. As for a UK bank transfer, if the person is not from the UK, they can't pay. Thankyou for the replies.

 

[x339]

If you have a business to show to them, will they then classify for you a business one?

I am not sure exactly what they will require you to show, but I suggest going to www.paypal.com and clicking "Business" to see what they require you to show when you sign up.

 

[sm321]

Although its not instant, Western Union is the most reliable payment method to use. You will eventually have to pick it up at the store though.

The only online, instant, and non-recoverable payment method I can think of is if you have a business class Paypal. I am not sure of the specifics, but I think they are harder to set-up/maintain but I guess they are also nearly impossible to chargeback.

I am not sure exactly what they will require you to show, but I suggest going to www.paypal.com and clicking "Business" to see what they require you to show when you sign up.

I have just finished watching a video about it actually. There are 2 different types; standard and pro. Standard is for new, small businesses, where as pro is for bigger companies, and costs per month. Also, I never knew that receiving a business PayPal costs 3.4% + £0.20 (GBP). Any idea why it costs?

 

[x339]

I have just finished watching a video about it actually. There are 2 different types; standard and pro. Standard is for new, small businesses, where as pro is for bigger companies, and costs per month. Also, I never knew that receiving a business PayPal costs 3.4% + £0.20 (GBP). Any idea why it costs?

There is a monthly fee for Advanced and Pro, but Standard is free.

 

[sm321]

There is a monthly fee for Advanced and Pro, but Standard is free.

I mean it's for every transaction it appears to me, but I may have read it wrong.

 

[sm321]

Not sure if I'm allowed to bump this, but it was only 3 days ago I last posted I still need to know if there are any ways of making a brand new payment method. I was thinking a mixture between PayPal and Western Union, where the money is added to your account via phone, bank etc. yet the payment "method" of PayPal. Thankyou

 

[sm321]

Bump I still need to know if there are any ways of making a brand new payment method. I was thinking a mixture between PayPal and Western Union, where the money is added to your account via phone, bank etc. yet the payment "method" of PayPal. Thankyou