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Your one-stop-shop for info on what were formerly Canadian Income Trusts. The strategy, categories, securities, and positions.  The issues (pros and cons) are growing in number and complexity so stay tuned. 
 
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You'll now find the Bull and the Bear Case for many of our categories, strategies and positions.

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By popular demand, we now use PayPal as our exclusive payment processor.  After 10 years of credit-card-on-file, why PayPal?  In a word, security.

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  We are adopting PayPal as our exclusive payment processor.


Why?  In a word – security.  With a credit-card-on-file system there are too many moving parts.  Too many chances for a security breach.  With PayPal you are in control and you give your credit card info to just PayPal. We don’t even see it.

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For a number of reasons, we think PayPal is a better system than credit-card-on-file.

 

- Customers are asking for PayPal.

More and more of our customers are requesting PayPal, so we have been accepting both PayPal and a credit card on file for some time now.

 

- We ended-up with PayPal anyway.

Wells Fargo Bank provided our credit card-on-file payment services for many years. Then, VeriSign acquired our account from Wells Fargo Bank.  Shortly thereafter, PayPal acquired VerSign's payment services.  So AXEO ended-up with PayPal anyway. The two services (now both from PayPal) are redundant.

 

- PayPal is more secure.

Consumers are understandably reluctant to use their credit card online. The fewer the places your card is recorded the better.

 

- PayPal gives you control.

Consumers are understandably reluctant to subscribe to a service online with a credit card worried that they may need to cancel at some point. When you subscribe with PayPal, you are in control and you are able to cancel at any time.

 

- PayPal affords more payment options.

A variety of payment methods can be used to fund your subscription using PayPal. Major credit/debit cards can be used and simple bank transfers.

 
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