Paypal - Yes or No?

Hey guys, recently I launched my website for CS:GO buying/selling keys & skins and I had a question about payment methods. I am strongly considering going away from Paypal and Skrill and looking more into BTC, RSGP & Player Auctions. Could someone give me some insight as to what I should do? Stay with Paypal, Skrill & add BTC, RSGP, PA or completely kick out Paypal and Skrill and deal strictly with BTC, RSGP & PA? Thanks in advance!

 

the way i see it is do you wanna give people more options or less options of payment methods witch we both know in long run more options of payment methods you have on your website the better. just make sure you confirm like credit card ownership etc on paypal and skrill.

 

well playerauctions pays you in paypal right? i don't use paypal personally because of the chargeback possibility. I would be more open to using strictly WU/skrill/BTC/RSGP

 

Why are you considering removing skrill? Chargebacks are a lot more difficult and would be extremely rare on skrill as they need to charge it back through their bank.

 

RSGP as payment method itself is actually pretty safe & easy but if you have a CS: Go only website probably not every customer even plays runescape. You'll also have to keep in mind that GP prices go up and down.

 

Maybe paypal for smaller payments and only non refundable payment methods for bigger ones.

 

Yeah paypal is dodgy IMO there staff must be lazy asf and not even properly check the majority of cases they get, skrill isnt too bad but i reckon you should use RSGP and then sell it onto a legit seller

 

This doesn't make it rare. See bogla's posts about skrill recently.

You might ask some of the larger goldsellers what they do about paypal. r2p, arcus, bogla, etc. My guess is they accept it for certain people or people willing to give certain private information in the case of a chargeback

 

Does getting a Photo ID change anything related to chargebacks?

 

I've had more problems with Skrill then PayPal. The general though of Skrill being safer seems to be leading more people to abuse Skrill to gain a quick buck through CC/Bank chargebacks.

@Talon, stick to low risk until you've got more capital to take on more business risks and cover the loses with your profits if things go south

 

I don't know how Skrill deals with chargebacks ( How they decide who gets money back) but paypal sucks at it. I've lost every case so far on PP, but never had any problems on Skrill