Any sites that take PAYPAL

**mrtr33** · 02-24-2009, 03:11 PM

Originally Posted by Dr. Nacho

www.montecristonline.com

I am absolutely shocked. I would have thought with a moniker of "Dr. Nacho", and his sole existence in the cigar stores section of the thread with his very first posts, he would have been a more upstanding board member. What can we use, then, to judge character?

clovecigar · 11-08-2011, 07:08 AM

i accept paypal payment

Hello, I'm from Indonesia.
Do you need cigar or clove cigar supplies? i can supply it with best prices.
As we know,the best clove cigar is from Indonesia. :)
You can contact me here : fashion_forte[at]yahoo[dot]com
Thank's

**noblefox** · 11-25-2011, 09:11 PM

thompson cigar will let you use paypal, ive gone through them a few times and havent had an issue

**badwhale** · 11-25-2011, 09:56 PM

Originally Posted by noblefox

thompson cigar will let you use paypal, ive gone through them a few times and havent had an issue

God, I hate Thompson.

**cigarsarge** · 11-28-2011, 03:50 PM

Originally Posted by noblefox

thompson cigar will let you use paypal, ive gone through them a few times and havent had an issue

Nice first post...Welcome...I guess.

**fuzzycrabs** · 12-01-2011, 12:02 AM

I feel the same way and what I did was get a pre paid visa from walmart and used that. you can keep your card information safe, and use the card on ANY purchase.

**badwhale** · 12-01-2011, 12:13 AM

Originally Posted by fuzzycrabs

I feel the same way and what I did was get a pre paid visa from walmart and used that. you can keep your card information safe, and use the card on ANY purchase.

You feel the same way about what? The OP from 5 years ago?

Look, you might want to read through whole threads, use proper punctuation and capitals, and read more / post less. Just sayin'

Will

**fuzzycrabs** · 12-01-2011, 01:25 AM

Originally Posted by badwhale

You feel the same way about what? The OP from 5 years ago?

Look, you might want to read through whole threads, use proper punctuation and capitals, and read more / post less. Just sayin'

Will

forgive me for posting on a thread that seemed to be brought back. and forgive me for trying to post things on a site, that seemed to welcome people, and trying to offer my help to things. I might not be able to help with much, being new and all, but I certainly have the write to try.

I realize that this thread is five years old, and you know what. I don't see you jumping anyone's shit but mine for any of these things, when in fact you quoted one other new person that posted in here as well. did you jump his shit for posting on a five year old thread... I think not. His Grammar was just as bad as mine, and yet you chose to single me out?

ya know man I'm sorry if I pissed in your humidor or something, but deliberately singling me out is wrong man. even if I posted on a old thread, to which you've posted on several times. did you not realize that the thread was this old until you read my post?

And I'm sorry me being a new member is something that irritates you, but that's nothing that I can change, and quite frankly I'm not going to change that.

**TommyTree** · 12-01-2011, 09:42 AM

Very little need to worry about identity theft online if you deal with responsible companies. In most cases, the retailer never even sees your credit card number past the last four digits. Your biggest risk of identity theft is actually when you pay for your meal at a restaurant with one. When the waiter is off processing your payment, you can't see if he's taking a picture of his card or writing down your number, but many people never think about that danger. At fast food restaurants, cashiers have been known, on occasion, to take your credit card at the drive thru and hand you back a credit card with the same design that they stole from a customer the week before. To get your credit card information online, you have to hack the credit card company (since the retail Web sites payment pages are just portals for the CC company), but if you can do that, you can get everybody's card number, not just those who used it online. I'm sure you all feel safer now.

**ggiese** · 12-02-2011, 02:40 PM

Originally Posted by TommyTree

Very little need to worry about identity theft online if you deal with responsible companies. In most cases, the retailer never even sees your credit card number past the last four digits. Your biggest risk of identity theft is actually when you pay for your meal at a restaurant with one. When the waiter is off processing your payment, you can't see if he's taking a picture of his card or writing down your number, but many people never think about that danger. At fast food restaurants, cashiers have been known, on occasion, to take your credit card at the drive thru and hand you back a credit card with the same design that they stole from a customer the week before. To get your credit card information online, you have to hack the credit card company (since the retail Web sites payment pages are just portals for the CC company), but if you can do that, you can get everybody's card number, not just those who used it online. I'm sure you all feel safer now.

Uhh... You ever heard of Zeus?

**Paddy** · 12-05-2011, 04:11 PM

Originally Posted by TommyTree

Very little need to worry about identity theft online if you deal with responsible companies. In most cases, the retailer never even sees your credit card number past the last four digits. Your biggest risk of identity theft is actually when you pay for your meal at a restaurant with one. When the waiter is off processing your payment, you can't see if he's taking a picture of his card or writing down your number, but many people never think about that danger. At fast food restaurants, cashiers have been known, on occasion, to take your credit card at the drive thru and hand you back a credit card with the same design that they stole from a customer the week before. To get your credit card information online, you have to hack the credit card company (since the retail Web sites payment pages are just portals for the CC company), but if you can do that, you can get everybody's card number, not just those who used it online. I'm sure you all feel safer now.

You are right TT, I have no fear of using my credit cards anywhere. There are built in mechanisms for protection.
It's a lot easier to call Visa or American Express and do a fraud claim or charge-back than to fuck around with Paypal and have to jump threw thier 10,000 hoops to get a refund.

**Paddy** · 11-28-2011, 06:20 AM

Originally Posted by clovecigar

i accept paypal payment

hello, i'm from indonesia.
Do you need cigar or clove cigar supplies? I can supply it with best prices.
As we know,the best clove cigar is from indonesia. :)
you can contact me here : Fashion_forte[at]yahoo[dot]com
thank's

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