1) Insanely Simple<\/strong><\/p>\n Whether I'm being paid or paying someone else, PayPal lets me take care of everything with ease. There's no hunting around for addresses or worrying about some website's security settings. Instead, I know I'm safe. My PayPal settings are already set up, and I can shop with ease. Really though, I prefer to see that money coming in than going out, so I enjoy it's incredible ease of use when it comes to user payments.<\/p>\n Note<\/strong>: Transactions are not free on PayPal. Instead, a small percentage is taken from each transaction. That's not so much fun and yes, we could do everything through routing numbers elsewhere, but it's so easy that I don't mind losing a buck or two here or there.<\/p>\n It couldn't be much easier to do all of your shopping and billing online than through old-fashioned snail mail!<\/p><\/div>\n 2) Multiple Accounts<\/strong><\/p>\n In one account, I can be both personal me and professional me. I can send my invoices from my fancy, self-hosted domain's email address, or through any of the other professional faces I wear. I love this option, and it makes it simple to keep everything tied up in one pretty outfit instead of hopping around and forgetting passwords.<\/p>\n This also means that you can be paid through different email addresses. Don't want your business payment going to dorkyjoelovescheese@yahoo.com, but would instead prefer those funds to go to joe@joescheese.com? That's a seamless, easy integration.<\/p>\n 3) Easy Business Front<\/strong><\/p>\n Just as noted above, this simplicity and easiness makes for a super convenient business front, regardless of how official you really are.<\/p>\n From sole proprietors to major corporations, you can use PayPal to throw up your shingle anywhere.<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Yes, that does sound a little sketchy, but PayPal gives your new customers confidence. They can trust that their credit card or banking information will stay safe because they're going through a third party. Plus, it means that you don't have to go through the fuss of establishing a banking account at some local financial institution. You can just be you for a while. Oh yeah, and you can charge your Aunt Marge that $50 for those soap dispensers\/letters you sent\/wrote her.<\/p>\n 4) Debit Card<\/strong><\/p>\n Really, I know that many people have issues with PayPal (just as they do with a wide variety of sites), but the debit card is something that changes the system completely. It's through MasterCard, one of the largest and most universally accepted credit card processing companies out there, which means your cash is both usable and safe.<\/p>\n![\"PayPal](\"https:\/\/www.websitespot.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/file000717312547-300x224.jpg\")
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