If you had a website where you are selling certain products or services on, what payment methods would you offer to your buyers? The most common methods I notice are PayPal and credit cards. What about PayPal and Liberty Reserve? Is that a good combination?

This post has been edited by leighla10: May 14 2010, 05:54 AM

Paypal, Alertpay, Moneybooks, Liberty Reserve are all good in my opinion.

depends what you're selling and to whom you're selling to.

Are your target customers familiarized with Liberty Reserve ?

The more the better. I would start with at least the most known and used: PayPal, MoneyBookers, Google Checkout. Also, if your target is eastern Europe, Webmoney and Yandex currencies should be taken into consideration. For Asian market take a look at AliPay. The list could go on and on.

That's why what you should do is analyze where your customers will be coming from and based on that use the payment processors that they are most likely used to.

For PayPal, there's no need for the customer to have a PayPal account as he can pay you trough his credit card.

If the product is for general public, like weight loss, cold pressed chocolates etc just Creditcard & paypal are fine.

If your product is about online income including alertpay will help in conversions.

Libertyreserve/Liqpay/webmoney and alertpay will be good options as i think although AP may apply chargeback policy which not good for sellers always

if you are good at PP. stick with that.., because it offers cc payments also. and give a chance to ur customers to pay with LR also. So you have no question to lose ur biz.



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Liqpay is new one sound like lickpay :-)

These two kind of payment combination matches the use effect to be possible to be better