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Full Paypal Support in 2007

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Dustin Cheng reports in his blog that eBay promised full Paypal functionality in the Philippines by 2007.

Another interesting query came from another eBay veteran who suggested that since PayPal is coming next year ( YES! eBay & PayPal promised that full PayPal support is coming in 2007!!! YEY!), why don’t they come out with a PayPal Prepaid system that would definitely be embraced by the prepaid loving Filipinos. Kudos!

I missed this event last November because I was too busy then and totally forgot all about it. The Paypal issue is actually the main reason I wanted to go and ask them personally.

It’s good too hear the plans are on the way and it’s coming sooner than I expected.

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39 Comments

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squidoo.com · 14 years ago

Outstanding post however , I was wanting to know if you could write a litte
more on this topic? I’d be very thankful if you could elaborate a little bit further. Thanks!


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Ryan Yatol · 19 years ago

Weeeeww sounds good! may paypal na dto sa pinas.

Thanks sa post Yugatech.


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JC John SESE Cuneta · 19 years ago

What’s “PayPal”? I don’t remember having a “Pal” by the name of “Pay”.

If they do give full Philippine service, then that will be a surprise. If by the end of 2007 they did not live up to their statements, then that isn’t a surprise.

;)


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Aja Lapus · 19 years ago

December 2007 will come in just more than a couple of months from now. So, where’s my fully functional Paypal account?! :P


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WORDPRO Web hosting · 19 years ago

just want to ask ano na update..?? sayang kasi.. send ang tayo, walang receive !


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Ramil Alcibar · 19 years ago

Any updates on this issue?


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Marc · 20 years ago

with the speed by which Google Checkout is kicking PayPal’s butt in the payment processing department…maybe we should look to Google to bring a C2C payment solution :)

First to market my ass…


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koolitz · 20 years ago

tulad ng sabi ni Marc…wag naman sana Dec. 2007 hehehe di naman sinabi kng anong buwan eh :))


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boiboi · 20 years ago

Not everybody has a visa or mastercard. But do you think Payeasy is in trouble? Paypal supports mobile cash so it’s up to Smart or Globe now.


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Mike Abundo · 20 years ago

Based on my experience with PayPal while running an offshore company, I don’t believe anything they say unless it’s a statement of record.


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jun · 20 years ago

Where do we find the official word for full Paypal support for 2007?


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elmer · 20 years ago

Prepaid PayPal is definitely a good concept specially if it is integrated with ebay, e.i. you can’t bid more than what you have on your PayPal acct. i’ve experienced people would bid and win then ended up not fulfilling the bid final value.


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Miguel · 20 years ago

Prepaid PayPal is an interesting concept, but they would need to write new code, have a new business plan, etc… would they do that just for the Philippines? Or perhaps they would look for other markets for it.


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Charles Xavier · 20 years ago

Sounds good. :)


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jhay · 20 years ago

I agree, December of 2007 would be still be a long wait. A PayPal prepaid system? Whoah, now that’s definitely aimed at the Philippine market.


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Marc · 20 years ago

Hope it’s not December 2007 :)


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Andrew · 20 years ago

@Kates: Amen to that!!


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Kates · 20 years ago

That’s good news. Time to monetize free wordpress plugin downloads with donate buttons.


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Miguel · 20 years ago

Of course they want to give us full PayPal, but I’m sure they have some criteria we have to fulfill and it’s not just as simple as waiting for 2007.


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