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Same! And it’s definitely sketchy, but... PayPal could have at least pointed towards the clause in their terms that is being used for the rejection.
by arielm 7y ago
Same! And it’s definitely sketchy, but...
PayPal could have at least pointed towards the clause in their terms that is being used for the rejection.
- doctoboggan 7y agoI am wondering why PayPal cares in this case? I had no idea what PBNs where before this thread, and I agree they are spammy and should be dealt with (by google presumably), why does PayPal see the need to ban this company? I assume PBNs aren't illegal, so PayPal wouldn't face legal jeopardy. My guess is either Google is encouraging PayPal to do this ban or PayPal is afraid of some societal backlash if people realize they are profiting off of spam. I am honestly happy they are attempting to limit spam, but just surprised they are harming their bottom line to do it.
- unreal37 7y agoIt's deceptive and unethical. There should be no surprise that legitimate payment providers like PayPal and even Visa/Mastercard would not want to work with them. PayPal also does not do business with many Porn Websites, which are generally legal.
- doctoboggan 7y agoGood point regarding porn websites being banned by PayPal. I guess it falls under my "societal backlash" reasoning.