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Digital Payments are transactions that take place via digital or online modes, with no physical exchange of money involved. The Digital Payments concept includes major US-listed companies that offer electronic and cashless means of payments.
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in my opinion, if honey fails, it wouldn’t shake the stock price as much.
Here’s my thought: Honey revenue was around 90 million in 2019 before paypal bought over honey. Revenue from Honey may have increased over the years, plus minus around 150 million in 2024.
Paypal revenue in 2024 as a whole is $31.45Billion, representing 0.48% of the total revenue. So i guess that wouldn’t shake the stock market much…
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This is not the paypal company we grew up on. Their buyer protection plan is garbage now. Their customer service is painful. They have screwed me every time with the buyer's protection.
accused of, no official statement or report yet (1) taking affiliate marketing revenue from creators (2) not showing best deals to consumers, being biased towards partners
Honey is profitable and helps direct traffic to Paypal payment though volume is not known
momentum should swing soon, going to test 70 before close of year.
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