2Sem.·

Business model completely outdated

Watched for too long - no innovations, far too complicated, too expensive, can be replaced by pretty much anything.

13.10

PayPal

a vendu x35 à 60,95 €

2 133,25 €

51,35 %

16 Commentaires

Wiktor_06@Wiktor_06

2Sem.

I broke up yesterday too. This constant back and forth is just annoying....

Sold with -30%.

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Marcel@Mcl1991

2Sem.

But which provider can replace PayPal? PayPal is established on most platforms and offers buyer protection. I use it for so many purchases. Before I enter my bank details everywhere, I prefer to pay via PayPal.

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yieldhunter@randomdude

2Sem.

@Mcl1991 PayPal is particularly widespread in the USA and Germany, with the UK possibly being added. That's really all there is to it. There are more popular payment solutions in most other countries.

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Charmin@Charmin

2Sem.

I still don't understand why Paypal is suffering so much. Still by far the first method of choice, simple integration (for stores), good reporting, fees - well - okay if you make >25K a month, but above all: I don't see the advantage of other players.

I'm not currently invested, but I'm thinking more and more about it ...

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Jari Stark@MainTyp

2Sem.

@Charmin The "air" upwards is missing....

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yieldhunter@randomdude

1Sem.

@Charmin As I have already written elsewhere: Basically, 🇺🇸, 🇩🇪 and 🇬🇧 are the only relevant markets for Paypal. And even there they are under considerable pressure. It's hard to imagine that this will change.

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Global I.@gloinvest

1Sem.

@Charmin I take a different view of simple integration into store systems. Compared to Stripe, it's a nightmare. (My own experience)

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Charmin@Charmin

1Sem.

@gloinvest Really? With the store systems I know (Shopify, ionos web store), you have to do exactly one thing: enter the email of your Paypal business account - done.

Even integrating it into a custom solution can easily be done in a morning with Paypal's APIs ...

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Jari Stark@MainTyp

2Sem.

I took 15% with me and then S/L took hold on 10.10. I got out again.

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Harald@Madhatter5566

1Sem.

I can't understand why they're making such a fuss.
When I buy something online, I at least check whether the store offers PayPal. Otherwise I move on.

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Global I.@gloinvest

1Sem.

@Madhatter5566 Just because you make sales with PP does not mean that PP also earns money with it.

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Harald@Madhatter5566

1Sem.

@gloinvest Then PayPal is stupid not to do that. Thought they always take the merchants for it like Christmas geese

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Wif@salvo89ari

2Sem.

"-50% at PayPal is bitter. It would have been better to rotate into AI winners such as $NVDA or $GOOGL - that's where the cash is flowing today."

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Nom@user28461

2Sem.

I thought it was really crazy that they wanted to buy Pinterest back then, as if that had anything to do with Paypal's business. Insane management.

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Thomas K.@KOPPE

1Sem.

I held the stock for two years and got out straight away, simply no future prospects. The turnaround may come, I don't know when, but I won't mourn it.
The money is better invested elsewhere.

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Hendrik V.@HendrikVoss

1Sem.

It was the same for me last year!

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