PayPal lists 11 possible punishments for people who violate its User Agreement, including charging $2,500 in damages. And if you didn't already know, guns and ammo violate their User Agreement. What does the PayPal agreements say? To use PayPal, you must agree to the User Agreement and the Acceptable

AMMO Inc, owner of GunBroker, says it plans to launch a firearm-friendly payment platform "on or around January 1." This is great news, because all other payment platforms prohibit gun-related transactions. Although it probably doesn't offer buyer or seller protection, it's still good news for the firearms community. Update March

There is only one safe way to pay for guns and ammo online, but GunBroker won't mention it. There's no conspiracy, it's just business. GunBroker's owner is launching a competing platform to earn more money from you. What is GunBroker? GunBroker is the largest online firearms marketplace. In fact, it's

Most online buyers prefer to pay by credit card. As a result, most online sellers prefer to accept payment by credit card. GunBroker users are no exception – most GunBroker users want credit card payments. However, there are limited options. In this article we'll cover exactly how you can pay or

There's no question: using PayPal for gun-related transactions is a mistake.  Every time you try it, you risk getting banned by PayPal or scammed by the seller. PayPal prohibits firearm-related transactions.  Even if you pay for purchase protection, you can't use it because PayPal doesn't protect "items that violate our

GunTab and PayPal are similar, but GunTab is no PayPal clone. First, GunTab allows firearm and ammo transactions (PayPal doesn't - they will seize your money). Second, GunTab fully protects buyers and sellers. GunTab would be the better choice even if PayPal allowed guns.

We almost certainly won't be allowed to use Libra to pay for firearms.  Even if we are, it probably won't matter. Facebook has announced it is launching a global currency called the "Libra".  It will be managed by the Libra Association.  This association will have 28 founding members, mostly tech

Some people in the firearms community learn about GunTab and are reminded of the GPal disaster. They don't need to worry. GPal was supposed to be a gun-friendly PayPal clone.  So gun-friendly, in fact, that its official name was GunPal, Inc. It launched in November, 2009. But problems started to

It's hard to find a good payment platform these days. According to a Gizmodo story [https://gizmodo.com/facebook-let-kids-rack-up-charges-on-parents-credit-car-1832053733] , Facebook allowed kids to rack up huge charges on their parents' credit cards while playing games that were supposed to be free. Parents would request refunds, and Facebook would reject them.