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Originally Posted by stayingalive
John from Shipito may be correct when he says that they don't store credit card numbers, but they get around that by making you place a deposit. Then they just deduct whatever they want from that deposit. |
I pay $50 per year. Then I transfer exactly the amount that needed to send a consolidated package. In fact this is the best way when using Paypal as it allows to return money in case of a problem.
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Originally Posted by stayingalive
Basically David's review tallies with my experience with Shipito.
I have dozens of emails that I'm prepared to share which support my experience of Shipito.
Shipito have a nerve saying that a customer is lying. I've never come across a company that is as rude, deceitful and downright impossible as Shipito.
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You may share your experience in the Shipito forum, so that they can reply to you and confirm that you're a real customer of theirs. Post a link to your forum thread here.
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Originally Posted by stayingalive
NEVER pay a company via wire transfer - especially using a third party company.
You have no fallback position if the company does not deliver the service you paid for. It's like sending someone cash in an envelope.
If a company won't let you pay via credit card or paypal, AVOID AT ALL COSTS. It means they are not legitimate.
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It is a good idea to use Paypal for new companies. Credit card information can be stolen.
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Shipito, wire transfer is just a convenient way to transfer large amounts cheaply. It is more for customers who use the service a lot and prefer to save.
Shipito has more than a hundred of thousands of customers (no wonder you may find lots of negative feedback for the company that big). Even if you pay via a wire transfer, don't see any problem returning your money.