Selling WoW gold! Other payment options then PayPal!

[Durgen]

Hello!

I have recently been selling gold and reciiving money to my PayPal account but only with a 50% success rate.

Even if the buyer send the money as a gift it seems as they can still reclaim it.
I've lost about $400 because of this bullshit. VERY ANNOYING!

Anyways... Is there any other options to recive money from virtual goods without the possibility to get scammed?

DISCUSS!

 

[xvampx]

it's called moneybookers

 

[Durgen]

it's called moneybookers

Why are they better then PayPal? Do you have any tips how to use moneybookers to avoid getting scammed?

 

[Mario27]

Why are they better then PayPal? Do you have any tips how to use moneybookers to avoid getting scammed?

yes because with paypal they scam you they buy your wow gold and then later on you get a dispute while you was being a good guy and no scammer he scams you i would never use paypal for selling gold i always use moneybookers with moneybookers you dont need anytips they cant scam you with moneybookers they dont do dispute etc

 

[jungly]

Dude , use the gold sellers everyone else is using on mmowned. They dont even use paypal, and the ones that do , people comment +rep for the good ones vs. bad ones.

 

[xvampx]

Dude , use the gold sellers everyone else is using on mmowned. They dont even use paypal, and the ones that do , people comment +rep for the good ones vs. bad ones.

And the price you get is so low you wpuld rather /wrist


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[cporter711]

In the US, as of 2011 PayPal will report to the Internal Revenue Service the total amount of the payments you receive each calendar year into all the Accounts you own if you(i) receive more than $20,000, and (ii) receive more than 200 payments, in that calendar year.

What does one do if they reach that $20k mark? If your answer is "pay your taxes", how do you pay taxes from selling WoW gold?

 

[jungly]

In the US, as of 2011 PayPal will report to the Internal Revenue Service the total amount of the payments you receive each calendar year into all the Accounts you own if you(i) receive more than $20,000, and (ii) receive more than 200 payments, in that calendar year.

What does one do if they reach that $20k mark? If your answer is "pay your taxes", how do you pay taxes from selling WoW gold?

Wonder if Cayman Islands has their version of paypal? lol

 

[xvampx]

In the US, as of 2011 PayPal will report to the Internal Revenue Service the total amount of the payments you receive each calendar year into all the Accounts you own if you(i) receive more than $20,000, and (ii) receive more than 200 payments, in that calendar year.

What does one do if they reach that $20k mark? If your answer is "pay your taxes", how do you pay taxes from selling WoW gold?

only if you're in the US.
you need to pay taxes if you earn more than 20K in the us. internet income.