Paying with Paypal.com

With Paypal.com, you can pay either with a credit card or directly from your checking or savings account. There is no cost to you (you might even be eligible for a $5 "first-time user" credit). Here's all you need to know:

1. First, bookmark this page or the page that sent you here, so you can get back.

2. Please remember to pay the email address "DougRough@aol.com"

3. Go to www.paypal.com and follow the instructions there.

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Details about Paypal.com below:

PayPal (owned by eBay) lets you pay anyone with an email address and is the world's #1 online payment service -- it's accepted on over 3 million eBay (TM) auctions and thousands of online shops. You can also use PayPal to pay your friends; it's a convenient way to split the phone bill with your roommate or send cash to someone in another country.

When you send money through PayPal, you can fund your payments with your credit card or checking account. You won't have to worry about your privacy, because PayPal keeps your account information safe.

Making a purchase with PayPal is more secure than mailing a check or giving your credit card number to a stranger. That's why over 8 million people from around the world use PayPal to move money.

Signing up for a PayPal account is easy. It only takes a couple of minutes, and if you complete the bonus requirements PayPal will automatically add $5 to your account balance.

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"Best of the Web"

- Forbes

"Using the service is actually safer than a check or money order."

- Wall Street Journal

"The beauty is that you can send money -- real money, not one of those gimmicky Internet currencies -- to anyone with an email address."

- New York Times

"PayPal can play a major role in your life. You can use it to pay for stuff at auction sites, settle dinner debts with friends or nudge your cousin to repay that $50 he borrowed at the family reunion."

- Time

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