2CheckOut now accepting PayPal!

That's right, 2CO is now allowing its users to pay via PayPal on all Checkouts, after what they call "popular demand". We all have been the position before - You want to sign up to a web host who sounds reliable, worthy and generally just right for you; But they use 2CheckOut, and you haven't got an account. Well, now, rather than having to change host, or sign up using your credit card, and/or waiting a week for money to come in from your bank account, you can now pay via Paypal with their PayPal Express CheckOut Option. A quote from 2CO's website; "This will allow customers to pay for products and services with the funds in their PayPal account, even if the supplier does not have their own PayPal account and only uses 2Checkout. The PayPal payment option will be available for all non-recurring orders in the following currencies:

Australian Dollar (AUD)
Canadian Dollar (CAD)
Euro (EUR)
British Pound (GBP)
Japanese Yen (JPY)
U.S. Dollar (USD)"

I know this will come in handy for me; What about all of you out there? Leave me your views!

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Commented by: kayol, 24 April, 2008

This is awesome news but I still favor PayPal over 2checkout when it comes to paying for web hosting services.

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