Actually, Amazon has been running a promotion recently where you can get their gift cards just for answering a couple of product related questions. I couldn't believe it when I actually get one for $500. I put it toward an iPad 3 and it should be here in a couple of days!!! I'm so stoked! I got mine from this site - http://topstoxx.com/amazon_giftcard_promo.php - and I think it is still going on, not sure. Also, i think you can only get one per household though. Anyway, hope this helps!

They will provide you a mailing address or you can call ahead or email for it. http://shop.ccs.com/customerserv/help:other_contact_info/ You would place the order from the cart, set up an online account, Billing Address Shipping Address Shipping Method Payment Method Review Order Total & Submit Order In Payment method should be the details after filling in everything up to that point. Promo codes: http://www.retailmenot.com/view/ccs.com

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You could do this by checking the weekly store circulars

Go to Your Etsy, then on the left under the heading Shop Settings, click Shipping & Payment. There will be a tab at the top for Payment Methods. This will allow you to set it for accepting personal checks, money orders, and other methods besides Paypal. It won't be automatic, though, for them to enter their card number, since Etsy is set up to work with Paypal for credit cards. If you say you take "other" payment methods, you would need to specify what type(s) and if someone wants to pay with a credit card, they'll need to send you the number. So that leads me to a big question - WHY would you want to do it that way? If I were a buyer and I knew I had to expose my credit card number to you directly, rather than going through Paypal, I'd be shopping somewhere else. From your perspective, to accept a credit card not through Paypal, you'll have to have a credit card machine or some other method of processing them. That will cost money for the machine and a percentage of every sale. Not that Paypal is free - there are fees per transaction - but I fail to see the logic in avoiding Paypal. I'm pretty sure your buyers can use Paypal without actually having an account there, too, though you'll have to check their website for details.