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It's hard to parse your take, I think the phrase 'security' must be overloaded. Considering there are ~325 million active paypal accounts, wouldn't there be a
by awakeasleep 6y ago
It's hard to parse your take, I think the phrase 'security' must be overloaded.
Considering there are ~325 million active paypal accounts, wouldn't there be a huge supply if their security, overall, was lax?
And furthermore, isn't the security of a criminal getting money out of the system only equivalent to getting the money through banks?
- Taek 6y ago"Paypal has awful security" -> it is easy and low risk to walk away with a bunch of cash if you get access to a Paypal account. I'll try to re-word the GP, thanks for highlighting your confusion.
- notatoad 6y ago>wouldn't there be a huge supply if their security, overall, was lax? i don't think normal demand curve applies to stolen bank accounts. the value of a stolen account would be the average amount of money you can expect to get out of it, regardless of how many stolen accounts are available. An increase in supply wouldn't make that any different.
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