Upgrade Subscription: Can I Become Gold w/o PayPal?

Thread starter glondor
Start date Feb 26, 2008

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Users are inquiring about upgrading to a gold subscription without using PayPal. It is confirmed that a PayPal account is not necessary for payment. Instead, users can enter their credit card information directly on the PayPal page. A specific link is available for those without a PayPal account to facilitate this process. This method allows for a seamless upgrade to a gold subscription.

Feb 26, 2008

glondor

Is there a way to become a gold without paypal?

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Feb 26, 2008

Evo

Staff Emeritus

I believe so, I'll move this to Feedback so Greg can see it.

Feb 26, 2008

Greg Bernhardt

Admin

Insights Author

You don't need a paypal account to pay though paypal.

Feb 29, 2008

_Mayday_

How do we do that? Just type in our details?

Feb 29, 2008

Greg Bernhardt

Admin

Insights Author

_Mayday_ said:

How do we do that? Just type in our details?

There is a link on the paypal page from PF that says "don't have an account, click here" and you type in your CC info.

Feb 29, 2008

_Mayday_

Ah thanks!

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