If you must, have your parents act as your supervisors/managers/ect of sorts. You can't get a paypal unless you're 18 anyway (you're not supposed to at least) so you'd need them anyway.
The problem is with a minor, if trouble does happen, they can't be held accountable. So if your parents are willing to take responsibility for you, and you let people know ahead of time that they're making the deal with them as "co-signers" so to speak for you, it might work.
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Date: 2011-11-29 10:17 pm (UTC)If you must, have your parents act as your supervisors/managers/ect of sorts. You can't get a paypal unless you're 18 anyway (you're not supposed to at least) so you'd need them anyway.
The problem is with a minor, if trouble does happen, they can't be held accountable. So if your parents are willing to take responsibility for you, and you let people know ahead of time that they're making the deal with them as "co-signers" so to speak for you, it might work.