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Couldn't find any other area to post this in, so, trying my luck here...

I use paypal for many of my business transactions. The amount of money going through the account is very small. I have it more for 'convenience' than anything else. Question is though...

I have heard horror stories from many people who have had their paypal accounts frozen (sometimes with awfully large amounts of cash in them). Matter of fact, it happened to an old business associate of mine. Sooooo...

Are there any other alternatives to paypal that anyone can recommend? Honest, legitimate companies with a track record??

Kinda scary how paypal can just go & put a freeze on or even cancel someone's account.

Anybody have any leads or suggestions???
 
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You could try Google Checkout or swreg.org
 
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Try updating all the info as much as you can in your paypal account.

Moreover always use it cautiously. Means don't tell a guy to send you 1000 dollar per day for next 15 days. Try wire transfer in this kind of cases.

Thanks.
 
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Paypal is the most trusted. The freezing of account by Paypal is for the protection of the account holder. You just give the necessary documents for it to be lifted. Paypal is just making sure that the account has not been compromised.
 
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