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> Why, PayPal? To prevent fraud.
by johnrob 14y ago
> Why, PayPal?
To prevent fraud.
- jack-r-abbit 14y agoCare to elaborate on that? How does it prevent fraud?
- Natsu 14y agoPresumably it keeps people from just spam-creating new accounts every time they get banned. In this case, however, it's hurting their business by being too strict. They could, for example, let you have at most two accounts linked to solve the problem some married people have.
- jack-r-abbit 14y agoIf that were the case, then they should be able to tell when you try to link your bank account to a second PayPal account that the first one was banned. Slap those people in the face... not everyone. As long as all PayPal accounts linked to a bank account are in good standing, why limit it to just two?
- jeltz 14y agoI do not see why they need to stop spam creation of accounts. They can just ban the bank account in addition to the Paypal account. Without any bank account or credit card connected to the Paypal account it is not very harmful to Paypal.
- Natsu 14y agoSomeone might be able to use the dozens of accounts for fraud before they could catch them and put a stop to it. If the money is already gone, Paypal would suffer the losses.
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