paypal, so my CC details are shared less often

On Steam and Indiegala I use Paysafe cards and on HumbleBundle and Bundlestars I use my Visa card.
I don't have Paypal though.

I used to prefer paypal but their customer support is abysmal and I eventually gave up on them after too many problems which were never resolved so nowdays I prefer to pay directly with my debit card

I don't have Paypal in my country so I use a credit card.

Steam Wallet codes outside of steam Paypal.

VISA Virtuon.

The usual

Government bonds
Mortgage
Precious metals
etc.

ppl still use bitcoins o.0 ?

OT i just use my credit card , tho i just buy games on steam or Humble .

I had MASSIVE issue with paypal , where they could not confirm my card for 3 MONTHS , i had to send them pictures of my ID , had to send them an ACTUAL hand written letter , and had to w8 for a letter in return ....
So fuck paypal ...

Also after my card expired , they couldnt just auto add the New card which had the same number just new expiry date ... NO .

ID Picture and Fucking Letter again .

And over that process i got charged ~ 10 times Random amounts of cash , resulting in my card being suspended by my bank 3 times ...

As for Bitcoins ... thats for ppl with way to much free time . or hackers :)
You cannot sufficiently farm bitcoins on a single PC , thats a fact ... as for buying them ... way to many fraudent sites , 0 Support ... not worth the risk

No Paypal in my country so I use a Visa debit card to buy games. I sometimes use Bitcoin to buy games but not all sites accept bitcoin.

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Trading on steam and getting keys and steam wallet this way. :P

for me Paypal is the best payment method ;)

Mastercard race :D

CC through PayPal. Less sharing of information and multiple layers of protection. Easy peasy.

Steam wallet.

For FREE!!!

Paysafecard :) Basically a prepaid-code you can get from local dairys or fuel stations.

Monopoly (steam) money from profitz™ ^_^ You can also turn it into gems/keys and trade it for bundles from ig/hb/groupees/etc (ofc there is some kind of overpay, but considering that I need real money to feed my piggy bank, I m totally fine with it).
On the other side, when there is a good deal for real money (there is big overpay for steam wallet), in that case - debit card via paypal, or via amazon as payment processors (I don't like typing digits from card every -or any- time)

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Credit card through Paypal for a very long time now and never had any problems.

I voted for bitcoin. I like the whole idea of a decentralized payment method that isn't controlled by single a company or a government.
No other payment processor can handle such flexible amounts in mere seconds with fees within the fraction of a cent. Blockchain tech itself is beautiful. Using a digital currency for digital goods such as games seems very fitting. That being said, I never bought any bitcoins, because the biggest issue with bitcoin is its volatility ... price increases or declines of several hundred percent in mere weeks aren't uncommon, it's kinda risky to buy and store bitcoins and impractical and costly to buy exactly the amount you need when you need it. Also acceptance isn't great. For games I only know gamesplanet, indiegala and humblebundle who seem to accept any at all, with Humblebundle often disabling bitcoin payments for their bundles. Nevertheless I did buy quite a few games with bitcoin, because I usually have a small amount stored which I got from free sources such as faucets and advertising. It's probably not worth the time, but it's enough (especially with windfall profits from bitcoin value increases) to buy games every now and then. Buying only from reliable sellers, I've never had any problems with payments either, as they're usually handled via bitpay or coinbase, but I would imagine, if something went wrong, that'd would be another issue as all payments are final and irreversible.
So, when doing the maths I paid most of my games with paypal, even though I don't like their defacto monopoly and that - despite of their huge profits - they avoid paying taxes entirely in my country. However, you didn't ask which payment method is the one I use most, you asked which one I'd prefer ;-)

paypal or giropay