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Hi /r/AskReddit,

I run a small online business and have done for over two years. I'm currently at a point where I'm considering ditching PayPal completely as a payment option, however, what concerns me is the potential loss of sales that otherwise having PayPal as a payment option may represent.

I understand that I'm asking a somewhat biased crowd, due to the recent Wikileaks shenanigans, however, the Reddit community is part of my target audience (a lá web hosting) and so I feel your opinions will still be extremely useful. I'm also concerned about PayPal folding to US Government pressure, and I'm British; furthermore, I have received a chargeback fee from PayPal passed on from a card issuer due to PayPal's failure (and partly my own failure for not recognising one or two suspicious factors) to screen the transaction.

If possible, please visit [the website] for the business and just experience the visit so that you may form your own opinion of how the sites looks, whether the business looks professional/reputable or not and then ask yourself the question I am asking... Does not accepting PayPal make a difference to your opinion of the business that you are hypothetically considering parting with your hard-earned for?

Any general constructive criticism that you may have while you are at it will also be gladly received.
<bot>: [Visit here] look around, assume the site does not accept PayPal and only accepts direct card payments; does this affect your hypothetical purchasing decision?