It's a bit more complicated than PayPal, but it appears to be safe. I never encountered any
problems with them.

coma, July 16, 2007; 8:21 PM

first of all stop using caps...
now if it comes to pay an item on ebay, paypal is safer than bidpay that is if you dont receive your item within a month you can start a dispute on paypal and get your money back.
using any other meaning of payment on ebay makes you lose money if the item is lost or if it's a fake.

so ... the choice is yours!


tomzecat-bis, July 16, 2007; 8:34 PM

Right Tom. How about explaining this to PayPal who refused to refund me after I received a
counterfeit Nikon product recently?

LOL

coma, July 16, 2007; 11:14 PM

Well.........paypal retuned my payment to a stupid buyer, even when I had the CONFIRMATION of the postal office, saying the item was delivered and the buyer was the person who sign it.

Seems they have a rush for doing things backwards sometimes!

nicolas28, July 17, 2007; 2:34 AM

THANKS FOR YOUR ALL THE REPLIES.

martibizjak, July 17, 2007; 9:22 AM

Paypal isn't that great either. One time a seller never sent out a book to me or merchandise to 20+ other people. Paypal said there was no money to refund. As of late, a seller sent me a supposed excellent soundtrack that looked like someone played frisbee w/it in a sandstorm. I offered to send it to paypal at my expense for examination and forward all the e-mails from the seller stating the condition. No way, paypal did not want the cd, the e-mails and told me they found in favor of the seller.

dspin24358, July 18, 2007; 6:54 AM

Anal Neurotic Bureaucracy... that's what it is.

I thought Bidpay was out of business. I guess not.

serifiot, July 18, 2007; 10:46 AM