Understanding PayPal Shutouts The Basics of PayPal Shutouts So, let’s kick things off by talking about what PayPal shutouts are. If you’ve ever been there—you know, waking up one day and finding your PayPal account frozen or limited—it can be a pure nightmare. It usually happens when they suspect fraudulent activity or when there are […]
Understanding Wild Apricot and PayPal What is Wild Apricot? Wild Apricot is this amazing membership management software designed specifically for non-profits and associations. I discovered it a while back when I needed to streamline my organization’s memberships and events. Its features are user-friendly and packed with tools that simplify managing members, payments, and more. Plus,
Understanding PCI Compliance What is PCI Compliance? So, let’s get something straight right off the bat: PCI compliance is all about keeping payment information safe. It’s like having a security guard for your data. Basically, the Payment Card Industry (PCI) sets a bunch of standards to help protect credit card transactions from fraud. For any
Understanding PayPal Credit What is PayPal Credit? Let me tell you, PayPal Credit is a great tool for anyone looking to shop online. Essentially, it’s a line of credit you can use through PayPal that allows you to make purchases without having the full amount available upfront. Kind of like a credit card, but it’s
Understanding Kajabi What is Kajabi? Alright, let’s kick things off by talking about Kajabi. If you’re in the online course or digital product game, you’ve probably heard about this platform. It’s essentially an all-in-one tool that helps creators build their brands, sell courses, and manage everything from marketing to customer engagement. I’ve used Kajabi myself,
Setting Up Your Wild Apricot Account for Paypal Understanding the Basics of Wild Apricot When I first came across Wild Apricot, I was excited but also a bit overwhelmed. It’s such a powerful tool for managing memberships and payments! But to get started with accepting payments through Paypal, I really had to get a handle