Understood.You take checks and money orders?
To use paypal or not is your prerogative. I prefer my money not be used against me.
Nevermind. (i though you said gpal)We tried to go the GunPay route. BZZZZTTT!!!
You take checks and money orders?
To use paypal or not is your prerogative. I prefer my money not be used against me.
Aren't they the same? I know they changed their moniker last year. We tried them out in the summer - tried to, anyhow - and it was a truly bad experience. Then Jo Ann found a bunch of forum entries concerning them and reading them made me very happy that we hadn't tried to work through the problems.Nevermind. (i though you said gpal)
If enough seaps into your skin...or you eat enough of it... then you'll turn into Wolverine....OK, dumb question, but why use lead bullets? Won't the lead seep into your skin?
Since this got a little off topic. I would still like to know what is the problem with PayPal that people here don't like?
If you would like PM me with the info.
Just read the fine print for paypal. You aren't supposed to use it for anything firearm related.
Yes, it is fun, but the problem is that if you are a vendor and PayPal decides that you have accepted money via their funding mechanism for firearms-related purchasess, they will freeze your account for up to six months. I know a guy who had six thousand dollars - a major portion of his operating capital - frozen for six months while he fought them.Even better reason to use PayPal for gun-related purchases.
Probably all the lead in your system.It probably was Gunpal, not Gunpay that I was thinking of. If it happened beyond yesterday, all details are fuzzy.