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It's mostly to account for potential chargebacks and fraud reversals. They have always done it, and it has always infuriated people affected by it.
by conradfr 4y ago
It's mostly to account for potential chargebacks and fraud reversals.
They have always done it, and it has always infuriated people affected by it.
- TotoHorner 4y agoMakes sense for potential chargebacks / fraud reversals... but PayPal is saying they're terminating the Daily Sceptic's account for political reasons. Why would there be a flood of chargebacks for a termination like that? It seems like PayPal doesn't have a very strong policy in place for how/why they freeze someone's account and take their money. They just do it willy-nilly whenever they want to close someone's account.