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20 Nov 2008, 6:53 PM
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Confustion about paypal standard/ipn

If someone could clarify this for me I would be eternally grateful. I was all set to use paypal standard, and then I read in the tutorial that when customers choose to not create a paypal account, their order is left in limbo. So, I changed my mind. Then I read a couple of threads where the problem is actually with godaddy (which I don't use). Is there a problem with orders being in limbo if I use paypal standard??!! :blink:

20 Nov 2008, 7:28 PM
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Re: Confustion about paypal standard/ipn

momof2:

I was all set to use paypal standard, and then I read in the tutorial that when customers choose to not create a paypal account, their order is left in limbo.https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/index.php?article=28

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Then I read a couple of threads where the problem is actually with godaddy (which I don't use).
No, the problem you mentioned is not specific to godaddy. The godaddy issue is something else.

20 Nov 2008, 9:19 PM
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Re: Confustion about paypal standard/ipn

Thanks Dr. Byte. So I will steer away from standard. So if I use express, I can take credit cards? Also, does the statement in the FAQ hold true about having to create a paypal account with express. Because I have also been reading threads that say you can turn that option off.

20 Nov 2008, 9:23 PM
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Re: Confustion about paypal standard/ipn

PayPal's official position at the present time (November 2008) is that Express transactions will require the customer to have or create a PayPal account.

UPDATE: As of March 2009 PayPal posits that accounts are no longer required for Express Checkout transactions in most parts of the world, with some limited geographic exceptions due to localized banking restrictions.