Any reloading outfits that accept Paypal?

[David LaPell]

I know how some feel about Paypal, and until recently I didn't use it, but I have decided to go high tech (as much high tech as I can get) and gotten a Paypal account again after doing some selling. Are there any reloading outfits that accept Paypal?

 

[bushrod2]

You can send a payment to anyone who has an e-mail address through Paypal.You may have to call them and make arrangements.I've done it before! Hope this helps

 

[GTbob]

Get the PayPal debit card. It works just like a credit card for online purchases. And the best thing about it is you earn 1.5% cash back everytime you use it. That might not sound like much but it adds up over a year!

 

[Fishinfool]

Why give business to an anti-gun company? Just use a credit card, and pay it off at the end of the month. Same thing in the end, and with the right card, you can still earn points, cash back, etc.. Besides, if Pay Pal finds out you are using it to purchase what they consider to be certian gun related prohibited items (primers, powder?) they will cancel your account

Larry

 

[HCD]

Help

I have been seeing that term for a long time now, years if fact. Would someone please tell me in layman’s terms what pay pal is? How does it work? Could it be advantages to me, I don’t buy much on line a few coins the occasional gun part or accessory.

 

[jkc]

I have been seeing that term for a long time now, years if fact. Would someone please tell me in layman’s terms what pay pal is? How does it work? Could it be advantages to me, I don’t buy much on line a few coins the occasional gun part or accessory.

I'll try to answer your question, best as I'm able, subject to the welcomed and invited corrections of other members...

PayPal, is associated with eBay, the online auction site/universal yard sale, etc. PayPal acts, essentially, as an online escrow agent. Once you have established a PayPal account, you can convey funds (from your bank account, such as your checking or savings account, or from a credit card account) to another individual, using their email address as the recipient of the transfer, and remain anonymous, and, not reveal any of your personal account numbers, etc. to the other party. PayPay charges a modest, fraction of a percent, fee for the service, chargeable to/payable by the recipient. Received funds, subject to PayPal's services fees, are transferable to your conventional bank account, or may be parked in PayPal's online bank account....

eBay and PayPal are both irrationally hostile toward firearms and firearms related commerce, but are very handy means of offering and selling other stuff...

 

[Cherokee Slim]

Missouri Bullet Co. takes Paypal.
Cherokee Slim

 

[HCD]

Thanks

To the OP, with a quick search it looks like one of the Lee Reloading on line contacts "http://www.titanreloading.com/" has a Pay Pal certified page.

 

[handejector]

eBay and PayPal are both irrationally hostile toward firearms and firearms related commerce, but are very handy means of offering and selling other stuff...

I keep seeing people say how "hostile" towards firearms they both are.
Interesting.
They handle our donations for us, and beat the nearest competitor's fees by nearly 10%.
I see THOUSANDS of gun related items on ebay.
Those items can be paid for with PayPal.

My local hardware store does not sell guns or ammo, even though the owner and employees are all hunters/shooters.
I wonder if that means they are anti-gun?
The local grocery store does not sell guns.
I wonder if they are anti-gun.

It is really a very simple matter-
ebay and PayPal make hundreds of millions dollars per year without exposing themselves to the civil and criminal liabilities and hassles of allowing gun transactions.
WHY would they expose that wealth to civil litigation to make a few more thousand per year?
Would any of you expose $200,000,000 to litigious risk to make one more percent?
I seriously doubt it.

 

[GTbob]

Very good post! I buy and sell lots of stuff on eBay and use PayPal alot.

I keep seeing people say how "hostile" towards firearms they both are.
Interesting.
They handle our donations for us, and beat the nearest competitor's fees by nearly 10%.
I see THOUSANDS of gun related items on ebay.
Those items can be paid for with PayPal.

My local hardware store does not sell guns or ammo, even though the owner and employees are all hunters/shooters.
I wonder if that means they are anti-gun?
The local grocery store does not sell guns.
I wonder if they are anti-gun.

It is really a very simple matter-
ebay and PayPal make hundreds of millions dollars per year without exposing themselves to the civil and criminal liabilities and hassles of allowing gun transactions.
WHY would they expose that wealth to civil litigation to make a few more thousand per year?
Would any of you expose $200,000,000 to litigious risk to make one more percent?
I seriously doubt it.