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After the second false claim you should have had your legal department reach out to theirs, and to the FBI, and that would have solved both your takedown proble
by gamblor956 3y ago
After the second false claim you should have had your legal department reach out to theirs, and to the FBI, and that would have solved both your takedown problems and created a huge legal headache for your competitor. And by "headache" I mean time spent in prison.
Paypal has long had the ability to whitelist websites that are subject to this kind of harassment. If you choose not to avail yourself of these options, it's not Paypal's fault.
- sitzkrieg 3y agomaybe i missed it but after searching i see this mentioned nowhere public. just ips to whitelist for firewalls and junk like that. so like i get they could contact support again and ask about avenues but not knowing about this seems unfair?
- gamblor956 3y agoYou, you wouldn't know about the whitelist, it's internal and I only know about it due to a previous client having had your issue. But going through legal channels and contacting the FBI are both things you should have known about, if you were involved on the business or remedial side of this issue since that's standard operating procedure.