Re: FN-FORUM pay thingummies

date posted 17th July 2001 14:24

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Paypal.com used to be U.S. only, but they've recently set it up to work =
in the UK as well. You can set up a Web Accept account that will allow =
you to sell items through your web site. I think it even has shopping =
cart functionaility now. It all looks pretty good to me.

ruth arnold
spacehoppa.com
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From: Paul Cooklin (egroups)=20
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Subject: Re: FN-FORUM pay thingummies


Paypal is only for states thought, right? I know of worldpay - didn't =
have a good experience with them. Is there a paypal (like) system to =
allow the user to send/receive money through email?
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Many thanks.
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Paul.

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From: David Nye=20
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Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 11:29 AM
Subject: RE: FN-FORUM pay thingummies


paypal?
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do you need it to actually process a payment?
David Nye
http://dnye.co.uk
Business Systems, Database & Internet Applications Design & =
Development.
Microsoft SQL Server, Access, ASP & VB Programming.=20



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Paypal.com used to be U.S. only, but =
they've=20
recently set it up to work in the UK as well. You can set up a Web =
Accept=20
account that will allow you to sell items through your web site. I think =
it even=20
has shopping cart functionaility now. It all looks pretty good to=20
me.
 
ruth arnold
spacehoppa.com

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