Why do I need a Paypal account?
A Paypal account along with your email address you are able to do the following things;
Send and receive payments online cost effectively, securely and conveniently.
With Paypal, you can shop online securely and conveniently using your debit or credit card, bank account or PayPal balance - all without sharing your financial details with anyone else.
It's also an easy way to receive payments online from the sender's card or bank account, in the UK or abroad.
Plus, it's free to send money and to sign up for an account.
Buying using PayPal.
* Make secure purchases without revealing your credit card number or financial information
* Shop using PayPal on eBay and with hundreds of merchants worldwide
Selling using PayPal.
* Add PayPal to your website in minutes, no downtime required
* Access to a user base with millions of active online shoppers
What are the real benefits of having a PayPal account?
Payments are immediate. It's quicker than sending cheques or postal orders.
It's Private
PayPal does not reveal your financial information to sellers.
It's Global
PayPal is accepted worldwide, and can be used to make payments locally or internationally.
It's Easy
Send money to anyone in just a few clicks.
It's Trusted
Industry-leading fraud prevention keeps you safe and secure.
It's Cost-Effective
It's free to send money, and PayPal is affordable for businesses of all sizes.
To find out even more benefits just open a paypal account.
PayPal Quick Facts.
* PayPal has 153 million total accounts and is available in 190 markets.
* PayPal supports payments in 17 currencies including: U.S. Dollars, Canadian Dollars,
Australian Dollars, Euros, Pounds Sterling, Japanese Yen, Chinese RMB, Czech Koruna,
Danish Krone, Hong Kong Dollar, Hungarian Forint, New Zealand Dollar, Norwegian Krone,
Polish Zloty, Singapore Dollar, Swedish Krona, and Swiss Franc.
* PayPal has a local presence in 14 markets outside the U.S. including the UK, Canada,
Australia, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Ireland, the Netherlands,
Switzerland, Poland and China.
* PayPal maintains a very low loss rate due to fraud - 0.29%, less than one third of one
percent.
* PayPal is headquartered in San Jose, California. PayPal's operation center is located near
Omaha, Nebraska. Its Asia-pacific regional headquarters are located in Singapore. PayPal has
development centers in Austin, Texas, Scottsdale, Arizona, and Chennai, India.
For more facts about PayPal, please visit,
PayPal.com.
Paypal
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