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When something like this happens with Paypal, you're lucky when you get out alive. Your business is still intact, your Paypal account is not disabled and the cu
by reidbradford 15y ago
When something like this happens with Paypal, you're lucky when you get out alive. Your business is still intact, your Paypal account is not disabled and the customer has payed again for the previous transaction. Why persist with this? If your goal is to try to change Paypal, your business can't have much going on - because there should be lots more important stuff that you need to deal with. Be grateful and move on.
- cobrabyte 15y agoI agree. As someone who has had their business PayPal account frozen and eventually (permanently) disabled, I can tell you that you'll get no response from them that will give you closure. PayPal is a silly, silly business. You only stand to drive up your blood pressure if you go back-and-forth with them. You'll send passionate pleas for an explanation, only to be met with robotic responses. Frustrating does not begin to describe it. Move on and find another processor if you want closure.