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A warning about Venmo
A friend (who I later found out had two Venmo accounts) sent me a payment and now Venmo has deleted both of our accounts. They sent an email that said:
After reviewing your account activity, we have found that your actions and activity have been in violation of this agreement, https://vemnmo.com/w/legal/us-user-agreement
As a result, your account has been permanently deactivated and we regret to inform you that we can no longer offer you Venmo service. Please be aware that any future contact or inquiries will not be answered and that this matter will be considered closed upon your receipt of this email.
I tried contacting them and they won't respond. They literally deleted my account because someone else violated their terms of service. After the Paypal acquisition they are acting exactly like Paypal did in the early days.
- pushnpop 10y ago"We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone"
- imaginenore 10y agoIt says "your actions and activity have been in violation of this agreement". Why do you say "they literally deleted my account because someone else violated their terms of service"?
- macguy 10y agoReceiving money from someone does not require any action. They deleted my account because someone else sent me money and that person had more than one account. The fact that they said that I violated their terms of service does not in fact make it so.
- sjc_native1980s 10y agoSeems a bit kindergarten to punish sender and receiver when only one allegedly may have broken their "rules" and flaunt ignoring both: how to lose customers. I guess, post-merger, they don't care about optics.
- sjc_native1980s 10y agoBullshit: no due process.