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PayPal Plug-in Makes Holiday Shopping Safer

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Henrietta
7 months ago

Have you ever looked at Google Checkout? One click, nothing to download to clog your browser and allow eBay/PayPal to track your every online move.

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dingman
7 months ago

You could also easily offer an affiliate link if you wanted to, PayPal has an affiliate program cooked in directly to your account - all you need to do is grab the link. Then maybe grab a plugin like "Redirection" to manage your redirects.

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Peggy Duncan
7 months ago

Dingman, interesting. I didn't know I could have an affiliate program right through PayPal. I'm paying for a separate service and all payments are going through PayPal...you've just saved me some cash if this indeed will serve my purposes. Thanks.

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JB
7 months ago

Hey Dingman and Peggy,

I have been a PayPal affiliate for almost as long as I have had a PayPal account some 8+ years.
I would definitely recommend it to anyone with a current PayPal account.
All the best

JB

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Barbara Faison
7 months ago

JB,

Thanks again for great information. I love the new look of the site.

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Peggy Duncan
7 months ago

JB, on your recommendation, I'm already using it and love it!

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