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I don't think anyone actually thinks PayPal is "evil" (in the Jungian sense), but, as this story suggests, and the story it linked to suggests, and as the numbe
by itistoday 17y ago
I don't think anyone actually thinks PayPal is "evil" (in the Jungian sense), but, as this story suggests, and the story it linked to suggests, and as the number of upvotes its received suggests, there is plenty of evidence that indicates PayPal isn't known for stellar customer service, and therefore you might at least want to consider having a Plan B before signing up with them.
Just ask Google:
http://www.google.com/search?q=paypal+horror+story http://www.google.com/search?q=paypal+horror+story
- joshowens 17y agoWell put! I think the headline was just for grabbing attention, but the moral of the story is to always have a backup plan if you use paypal.
- ams6110 17y agoYou should always have a backup plan no matter who you use. You don't want a single point of failure on your ability to receive payments.
- gnosis 17y agoUpvotes don't always indicate agreement. I know I upvote many stories that are well written, interesting, and thought provoking, even when I don't agree with them.
- Mz 17y agoI typically upvote articles to "save" them for future reference. It doesn't in any way mean I "agree" with the point of view, just that I think either the article or the discussion attached to it is something I might want to revisit for some reason.