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Hello could you please help me with my research project i need to do a questionnaire about pay pal? part2?
unfortunately the site closed my question as I did not sing in for more than 48h but here is the question again . please help me.
please answer as many questions as you can , and please put the number of the question in your answer. I would like to know your opinion , thanks for your help.
1) do you know what PayPal is, and what is it for?
2) do you have a Paypal account?yes- no
3) if you do do you consider it safe to use?yes-no- why
4)if you have one why did you chose to open it , or why did you chose not to?
5) do you think using paypal is more efficient than just using your credit card online
6)do you know at least 3 online shops that use paypal as its way to pay for their products.
7) do you consider paypal will be able to subtitute the other online payment methods ?
8)have you had a bad experience related to safety issues when using paypal?yes – no?
9) do think paypal is more effective than traditional online payment methods?
4 days ago – 1 day left for voting
1-yes is an oline paymet form
2-yes#
3-yes, because at least in the uk is regulated
4-buy lots of songs on the web
5-yes it is
6-e bay, more computers .com, schuh
7-no paypal needs the other payment methods like bank account of credit card it might be that in the future we just use paypal or something simillar to buy but we will still need the other methods.
8-no , no at all
9-yes
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