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How Do Payment Processors Form Policies In Each And Every Country?
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[QUOTE="Good-Guy, post: 171419, member: 29109"] Well, the problem is that some payment processors are just too powerful. For example, PayPal is too powerful and it decides in what country it would conduct business. On the other hand, some not so popular payment processors such as Payeer, Perfect Money, etc cannot conduct business in United States and people of United States do not even care because Payeer and Perfect Money are not used by many money making sites. [/QUOTE]
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