My take on ff vs g&s. It is money. Money is used to pay for things. If I send my brother 400 bucks, likely it is ultimately to pay for something. My view is the fees are to cover the buyer in the event of dispute. Aka insurance. If I elect to take a leap of faith and assume that risk, then I can pay ff. If I get screwed, then tough *hit. May not be the rules of PayPal, but I believe it’s the intent.
Let’s assume my brother, myself and Leon are at a card show. I have no cash. My brother pays Leon 500 bucks in cash for a card. So now according to the t&s of PayPal I can pay my family 500 bucks without fees. What difference does “who” I pay matter. My 500 bucks paid for a card in this scenario, regardless of the recipient. So IMO, if I can stomach the risk(which I do occasionally) I pat via ff. If not I pay goods for the insurance. My .02
Mark Medlin
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You got any of them n series non sport and boxing in there?
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