finally gave in to paypal

[paki]

just like the subject says.. i've finally given into paypal. right now my debit card is going through that damn expanded use setup bs. figured i might as well do it if im going to order chrome door catches from dreamka4u.com. i dont wanna deal with money orders anymore

i guess this is where the path starts to build my trust with e-commerce, other than amazon.com

[johnblaze94]

Paypal is pretty secure. Espexially since they added their buyer protection program. It;s a pain to get them to give you your money back, but at least sometimes you get it back.

[VTElantra]

Why dont you just type your Debit card in like a credit card at dreamka4u.com?

[hyunelan2]

Why dont you just type your Debit card in like a credit card at dreamka4u.com?

Dreamka only takes paypal.

Also, if you have a credit card, I'd recommend you use it, rather than debit. When I got ripped off on Motegi wheels I bought on Ebay, and paid through paypal using my Discover... paypal wouldn't do anything. I called Discovercard and they refunded my money right away.

I don't know if your debit card is backed by a big bank or anything, but if you have a card with online fraud protection, use that one.

[paki]

my card has online fraud protection. i dont have enough of a credit history at the moment to apply and be approved for a credit card.. only 19 years old :P

[hyunelan2]

only 19 years old :P

I got my first Visa at 15 :ssst:

By the time I was 19, I had a Visa, Mastercard, and Discover... I don't recommend that with the temptations of young, irresponsible spending. I bounced back though.

[paki]

did you have a co-signer? or was it only you?

[zx2uner]

When I was 16 I went on householdbank.com and applied for one of their mastercards. There is a card you can get if you have low on no credit. It's worth a try, they won't give you too big of a credit limit, but they up mine evry 6 months. Give them a try.

alex

[hyunelan2]

Only me. It helped that my dad's friend was on the board of directors for the bank. So I established credit on my Visa and then got my Discover and Mastercards, which carried rediculous limits for a 19 year old. Then, when I was in college - lifestyle exceeded income, and credit cards were the answer (wrong answer, that is). Took me almost a year of being poor after college to bounce back. I paid my car payment, my cell-phone bill, and kept $200 cash out per month - everything else went to C-cards. That was not a very fun year.

I've never had a co-signer for anything... unless my house counts, since that's under mine and my wife's name.

[FordFasteRR]

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