Using Paypal instead of Credit Cards

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- September 8, 2020 at 4:18 pm #4011
  
  David Harrison
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  This was a question that was raised during the General Meeting discussions. PayPal has a Buyer Protection and Fraud Protection policy which for small transactions (ie <£100), and for transactions with companies/individuals you regularly do business with, is probably sufficient protection.
  
  For large value items (ie >£100) and up to £30,000 you might prefer to choose using your credit card because of the Section 75 protection you get.
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