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PayPal is it necessary???

The good: Easy-to-use interface; offers advanced options, such as a debit card and interest-bearing accounts; lets you exchange funds for free with peers; supports transactions in 55 countries with six currencies.

The bad: Doesn't accept debit or credit-card-funded payments to personal accounts; $500 monthly receiving limit for Personal accounts; access to the 24/7 toll-free help line available only for Premier and Business accounts.

The bottom line: YES

PayPal lets you easily make purchases and sell goods on eBay and thousands of other stores. It also supports international transactions and peer-to-peer payments, making it the friendliest way to exchange funds online.

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