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As far as I can tell it was more than 2 weeks (or may still be a problem currently). I don't think freezing all of the money for an account because of some cha
by invisible 16y ago
As far as I can tell it was more than 2 weeks (or may still be a problem currently). I don't think freezing all of the money for an account because of some chargebacks and/or fraud should be what Paypal does. I understand if they need to freeze a certain amount - but make a phone call to the person when it concerns more than half a million dollars. Why collect phone information if they never use it to call in extreme cases?
- citricsquid 16y agoIt is no longer a problem, unless you count Paypal requiring that he retains at least 5% of total transactions in his account (until the start of 2011) as being a problem. It should also be noted that many people have filed charge back requests for Minecraft through Paypal and their credit card companies, Minecraft has virtually no customer service, so when Paypal see sudden huge volumes of payments and lots of charge back requests it seems mighty suspicious. It seems to me like part of an investigation would be waiting to see if any more complaints come through and something bad is discovered.