Which one has higher odds of being hacked or used in a bad way by scammers

Hey guys, it is going to be my first time in Cork(Ireland in general). I am going to study at UCC. I don’t like to carry around cash much. Thinking of having a digital wallet. So should i go for PayPal or GPay? Based on which is more popular, which is used mostly, which will give me the least problems and which people just like more( if there is any such preference at all!). And just wanted to make sure, there are going to be QR codes right? Like you’re not transferring money from one person to another by taking their phone numbers all the time right?

What's the better choice specifically for buying online from from places like eBay and things that can't be bought anonymously like flights?

Hey there. I'm curious as to people's general thoughts on using Google Wallet as opposed to PayPal. Wallet has zero fees (if you're adding funds from a bank account and not a card), and I use it to manage payments for my roommates, pet sitters, and other random shit. Is there something I don't know about Google Wallet that makes it less desirable?

Hi all,

I'm new to internet shopping and I've become aware that entering your physical cc details can be risky, which is why I am opting for electronic payment. However I am unsure which service to choose out of Apple Pay, Google Pay and Paypal.

I will only be using the service for online shopping. I prioritise security, a supportive service that won't freeze/ become unresponsive etc. and won't charge fees for buying.

Out of the many reviews and articles I have read, I am looking to go with Apple Pay. As a second opinion, I was wondering if you guys can confirm if Apple Pay is the way to go.

Thanks.

Can I uninstall one? Seems like Wallet is the important one?

I have a iPhone and use Apple Pay. I am wondering if I’m missing anything… if there would be possible reasons for me to switch or more likely use Apple Pay and google pay or PayPal. One thing from my research has been that google pay and PayPal can have a bank account directly linked. I can’t really think of the reason or use case of this when mobile wallets already can have debit cards linked. If there is a reason any of you are aware of I’d like to know. Also one source said google pay and PayPal are accepted at more online places. This also I can’t see it as much of a benefit. I don’t know how each service compares with person to person transfers, and the storage of money on these platforms ( I also can’t really think of why this would be of any benefit). If you are a iPhone user and choose to use one of these other wallets instead of or in addition to Apple Pay, please explain why and what use case. Ty

Which of the two reveals more data about your purchases, or makes it likelier that third parties will acquire your data?

What's the better choice specifically for buying online from from places like eBay and things that can't be bought anonymously like flights?

What's the better choice specifically for buying online from from places like eBay and things that can't be bought anonymously like flights?

What's the better choice specifically for buying online from from places like eBay and things that can't be bought anonymously like flights?

Simply put, my question is will I not receive cashback if I use Google Wallet to pay at a register?

I've heard a lot of different things about this topic, and I just want to make sure I understand it correctly.

1. Google Pay will be discontinued, and is switching to Google Wallet. What exactly does this mean?

2. My understanding is that Google Wallet is merely a way to store credit cards on a phone, and pay using the phone. But, other than using a phone to pay, it is the same (as far as points and fees go), as paying with a traditional credit card. Is this correct?

3. I've heard of some credit cards (such as Kroger) that give 5% on "mobile wallet", so does that just mean you'll get 5% anywhere that allows Google Wallet payments with that card, even if it isn't a grocery store? Furthermore, some cards have a rotating category of "mobile wallet", so would this be a similar concept?

4. I also read that if Google Pay is used, cashback will not get applied towards whichever credit card was used, since the method was Google Pay. Google Pay has a cash back program of their own, but I would not be interested in participating in this. To avoid all of that, would it be best to use Google Wallet and avoid Google Pay?

Thanks, and apologies if I'm all over the place with this question. I just want to make sure I understand it, as I have read mixed things regarding fees, cashback, etc. I have my cards loaded on Google Wallet and ready to use, but just feel hesitant to use them until I understand this more.