We get a lot of messages from people in industries like coaching, health and beauty, adult, and dropshipping about their PayPal accounts being frozen. It’s a tough time for merchants when this happens. You can’t process payments from customers, you
Square built it’s merchant empire by providing (at the time) easy-to-use dongles that turned your smartphone into a point-of-sale (POS) device. Over the years, those devices have been upgraded to fit other pieces of technology including tablets like iPads, more
You’ve probably heard the news: PayPal gets sued for freezing customer accounts without explanation. It’s no longer speculation, it’s a fact. The class action has been filed and it will be interesting to see how it all shakes out in
There’s no doubt that PayPal is a convenient choice for businesses and shoppes, alike. The ability to store a mix of payment methods allows buyers to spend from any source, making the checkout process that much faster. And for businesses,
Bloggers and other freelancers use Paypal to receive payments for their products and services. While the platform is generally excellent in offering great monetary transactions, it is just as important to take note of its cons that can impose limits
