Solid Trust Pay and Paypal

[Decub]

Yes that is the deal. They are making more of the money from online stores and you know that those well developed countries 80% of them makes use of the online shops and they mostly use paypal. If they are not earning enough they wouldn't have restricted some countries.

I used to tell my online friends that have that affinity for Paypal, take away online stores let's see if Paypal won't beg for customers. They are still feeling too proud because they think they've got their back covered from stores and so many have bestowed that trust on them. I simply wish STP would penetrate online stores as well.

 

[ryuken]

STP is from canada and they cant have the penetration like the paypal becaxuse paypal is owned by ebay and they are multi country firm. so you can see that they have more exposure and they are going to be making more money from their ways to manage the payments.

 

[Angelic]

I used to tell my online friends that have that affinity for Paypal, take away online stores let's see if Paypal won't beg for customers. They are still feeling too proud because they think they've got their back covered from stores and so many have bestowed that trust on them. I simply wish STP would penetrate online stores as well.

For sure when that happens they will even beg for more countries to start patronizing them. But thats not gonna happen due to they have the well developed country mostly making use of them and that said country prefers using online facility. Solidtrustpay needs more work to be done before they get accepted in online storess.

 

[hadg33]

STP is from canada and they cant have the penetration like the paypal becaxuse paypal is owned by ebay and they are multi country firm. so you can see that they have more exposure and they are going to be making more money from their ways to manage the payments.

I have been hearing that STP is been registered in CANADA but when I check there site I can see 3 addresses on the site. The first address is for Canada,the second one is for U.S and the third one is for Europe (montenegro to be precise). Does this mean that the countries are the owner of STP? Just curious.

 

[Cutiekc]

I have been hearing that STP is been registered in CANADA but when I check there site I can see 3 addresses on the site. The first address is for Canada,the second one is for U.S and the third one is for Europe (montenegro to be precise). Does this mean that the countries are the owner of STP? Just curious.

Thats simple the countries where they have there head office. Since solidtrustpay is been regulated and registed in canada they can have a good service like paypal by also creating their own online shop and make it more transparent as paypal. You know all things are by competition.

 

[ryuken]

I have been hearing that STP is been registered in CANADA but when I check there site I can see 3 addresses on the site. The first address is for Canada,the second one is for U.S and the third one is for Europe (montenegro to be precise). Does this mean that the countries are the owner of STP? Just curious.

Not owner, but more like mulit national expansion. the origin is considered for the ownership. like say Apple is originally from US and they have offices in EU and India, but that means they are from US but expansion is in those countries. payment processor requires office in every country where they do exchange of more than 100000$ per month.

 

[Decub]

STP is from canada and they cant have the penetration like the paypal becaxuse paypal is owned by ebay and they are multi country firm. so you can see that they have more exposure and they are going to be making more money from their ways to manage the payments.

Though true but in this world, you cannot rule out any possibility. Let STP gain the kind of popularity PM or the defunct LR gained. Then let them penetrate into three well known online stores and you see if Paypal wouldn't have a hard run for their money. They are just being on top because STP is yet to gain that much popular among online purchase.

 

[ryuken]

Solid trust and the paypal, are two good yet different type of the payment processor that i think would be making a lot of difference currently because some of the other payment processor are fading and not much making legal terms that customers expect.

 

[seeker]

Solidtrustpay is a good payment processor the same with paypal, they are all good but paypal have more countries restricted and are having more strict rules, while solidtrust pay are more amia payment processor, but one thing with paypal is that they take no shit.

 

[Cutiekc]

Solidtrustpay is a good payment processor the same with paypal, they are all good but paypal have more countries restricted and are having more strict rules, while solidtrust pay are more amia payment processor, but one thing with paypal is that they take no shit.

Amia? I doubt because some people account are blocked too. They are from different countries and can not be directly compared just as you are doing. They serve also for differnt purposes in the sense that paypal is widely known using them on omline shopping.

 

[Angelic]

the two payment processor are good but they are not widely made use of like you see paypal being used just on online stores and you would see that solidtrustpay is a payment processor that seems raising but stopped all of a sudden. Among the two paypal is well popular and most used on ebay.

 

[ryuken]

Paypal is a good payment processor and we can see that some of the time, they are goign to be more usable based on the payments that are being released by the freelancer type of the sites. it would be harder to understand how the paypal can't be usable all the time.

 

[seeker]

Amia? I doubt because some people account are blocked too. They are from different countries and can not be directly compared just as you are doing. They serve also for differnt purposes in the sense that paypal is widely known using them on omline shopping.

They are, compared to paypal which are strict to those countries which they restrict from not making use of them paypal is a good payment processor but I think they are avoiding problems thats why you see them restricting some countries.

 

[hadg33]

They are, compared to paypal which are strict to those countries which they restrict from not making use of them paypal is a good payment processor but I think they are avoiding problems thats why you see them restricting some countries.

The 2 payment processors can be compared simply for the fact that they are both payment processors but it shouldn't be compared on the other hand when it comes to popularity. Paypal is more recognised than STP,in my country I have so many of my friends that has never heard of STP but they know paypal.

 

[ryuken]

I am sure you know that STP and paypal both are usable if it were to be consider there for the payment usage. STP is usable for some of the time. and you can see that paypal is usable for the payment processing, and also for the usage there as well.

 

[Decub]

The 2 payment processors can be compared simply for the fact that they are both payment processors but it shouldn't be compared on the other hand when it comes to popularity. Paypal is more recognised than STP,in my country I have so many of my friends that has never heard of STP but they know paypal.

Exactly, the basis of comparison is just in the name or the usage which is payment processor or e-payment system but if you come to popularity and reputation, Paypal has got it over and again pass STP. I'm sure there are still people who use at least one payment processor who do not know about STP but hardly will you find that for Paypal.

 

[hadg33]

Exactly, the basis of comparison is just in the name or the usage which is payment processor or e-payment system but if you come to popularity and reputation, Paypal has got it over and again pass STP. I'm sure there are still people who use at least one payment processor who do not know about STP but hardly will you find that for Paypal.

Yes,that's what I am talking about,when I checked there alexa ranking and when I saw the difference between the 2 of them,I wasn't surprised cos it is so obvious that paypal would have a better ranking. Anyways,some people still prefer to use STP based on country where the user is from.

 

[Decub]

O learnt that STP is trying to gain access into some online stores, mainly those with the big names but I know it's something that's not gonna be easy for them. Though they are from Canada and one might say that PayPal coming from US and since they do certain things I'm common might soft pedal for them but I don't see that coming through because the PayPal we know only has online stores to boast of and they wouldn't want other processors to make it highly competitive for them.

 

[Cutiekc]

O learnt that STP is trying to gain access into some online stores, mainly those with the big names but I know it's something that's not gonna be easy for them. Though they are from Canada and one might say that PayPal coming from US and since they do certain things I'm common might soft pedal for them but I don't see that coming through because the PayPal we know only has online stores to boast of and they wouldn't want other processors to make it highly competitive for them.

Well, the online online stores that will suite them is that of the aliexpress that is making use of webmoney despite the fact that they are not having the dispute features. And also the dispute feature is quite important for any payment processor that want to start the online store.

 

[hadg33]

Well, the online online stores that will suite them is that of the aliexpress that is making use of webmoney despite the fact that they are not having the dispute features. And also the dispute feature is quite important for any payment processor that want to start the online store.

That's very correct,any payment processor that want to start the online store should atleast have a dispute feature. Well,we never can tell,who knows if STP would have the dispute feature any time soon. For them to be able to compete with other payment processors.