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I'm sorry that you don't realize what you are trying to do is nearly equivalent to a Nigerian scam, but in the eyes of a payment company, it is. So cut Paypal s
by alain94040 15y ago
I'm sorry that you don't realize what you are trying to do is nearly equivalent to a Nigerian scam, but in the eyes of a payment company, it is. So cut Paypal some slack.
- pyre 15y agoSo: 1) You're going to tell me that those customer service interactions were perfectly normal? 2) You think that at the end of this the customer should be forced to sign something admitting wrong-doing? "I tried to take donations, but really it was all a scam and I'm a scammer. Paypal was right to freeze my account." Even when PayPal's own documentation was not straight-forward enough to let people know that they should not be doing what the OP was trying to do?
- OoTheNigerian 15y agoI was hoping I would go the full thread without the 'Nigerian Scam' jab. sigh Anyway, you are also factually incorrect; we deal with princes and inheritance, not children toys. :)