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The following information is for reference only, hope to help those can't make a decision on these two types of payment methods:1. about the feepaypal( Send Money, Pay Online or Set Up a Merchant Account - PayPal ):the standard fee for PayPal accounts is 2.9 percent plus $0.30 for each transaction.And the withdrawals is too high for most people to afford.epay global payment( Epay Global Payment- Legal and Free Online Payment System ): it's free to pay and get paid via epay. And epay will press 1% receive poundage when you withdraw your money from epay account.2. freezepaypal:PayPal can freeze your account at any time for almost any reasonepay global payment: haven't heard of this issue3. set uppaypal: PayPal is somewhat time consuming to set up. You need to verify funds they deposit into your bank account. If you don't have immediate access to that information, it could take weeks to get your statement.epay global payment: no need to verify through a bank account, you can set up an epay account with just an email4. accountspaypal: accounts are not globally synchronousepay global payment: accounts are globally synchronous, that is to say, if you set up an epay account, global use is available and no need to start different accounts in different country5. countries be coveredpaypal: more than 200 countries in the world can use paypal, but there are still numbers of countries that don't support paypal.epay global payment: almost all the countries from the world can use epay global payment as their payment method.

A2A. Ahahaha!!! The OP lives under a rock. Where do you think DJI (owned consumer drones), Tencent (enabled China to be the only country truly runs on payments, plus new media, games, etc.), Huawei (#2 smartphone makers and soon to be #1, communication equipment, 5G. Scared the US so much that it’s the only company ever being targeted in the trade war), Baidu (bigger than Google and way ahead in Big Data than anyone else), plus hundreds more called Shenzhen its home. The scale of things are very big in China and Shenzhen cannot hold all tech firms; Alibaba is up the coast and is bigger than Amazon in e-commerce, is the 2nd half of epayments, and its Ant Financial is huge in insurance and financial products. My answer does not represent an exhaustive list, and are many many more tech biggies. So, please do a little research before making such a statement disguised as a question.

Depends on how near and if that’s your only income, but it could be approximately enough for three people, presuming you don’t expect to save much.After taxes, your $120K salary is probably something like $85–90K take home, so that’s maybe $7200 a month. If you are willing to commute perhaps an hour or eighty minutes to work, you may be able to get a two bedroom apartment or small house somewhere in a decent community (e.g. El Cerrito, Hayward, Martinez, Walnut Creek, etc.) for about $2500-$3000 a month, plus an additional $300 for various expenses like utilities and internet/cable. Depending on how far out you live, you’ll either be paying car payments (approximately $4–500 a month between car payments, gas, and insurance), or public transit (maybe $250–300 a month). Food for 3 will probably run about $6–700 a month, and then (assuming you have health coverage) you’re looking at maybe an additional $2–300 a month for assorted small child expenses (diapers, medical care copays and medication costs, toys, books, baby formula or food, etc). The good news is that with a kid, you’ll probably save on entertainment and going out, since you’ll likely be too tired and strapped for time to do much socializing outside of the occasional playdate or picnic. More good news is that if only one of the parents works, the other can provide full time childcare, which is a big savings. The bad news about that is you will also have to pay the various expenses of another grown adult, which is probably another $1500–2000 a month for whatever expenses they incur (having their own car, hobbies, entertainment needs, etc). Between all of that, you’re right in the margins for what your take hom epay will cover.The nice thing about living in the Bay Area is that it is pleasant; good weather, nice people, good food, etc. The downside is it is very hard, even for high earning families, to earn enough to get ahead. However, very, very few people try to make a go of it on just one income. If your non-working spouse can work even part time, then likely you can live fairly comfortably and even put something by for the future on a salary like this.Good luck!