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View Poll Results: Which payment processor?

Paypal 5 83.33%
eGold 0 0%
Moneybook 0 0%
All or Other 1 16.67%
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I am unsure which would be the best to use on a website. I am still trying to work out is the best and user-friendly system, I know how popular Paypal and how good it is. I know if the user really wants to use a product they would switch to it. (Just for this payment and/or for future payments). I really want to know which is the best for users to use. If you post All or Other post the other system or simply explain why it is best to use all, Instead of focusing on one system
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Paypal is probably your best option as:
  • It's a known brand
  • A lot of people have accounts with it already
The other two are popular in some niches, but I wouldn't use them as the primary processory unless you were forced to
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