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PayPal's had for years a policy of not holding funds of well-established accounts with a good history. Either this is a broadening of that policy to more accoun
by dangrossman 14y ago
PayPal's had for years a policy of not holding funds of well-established accounts with a good history. Either this is a broadening of that policy to more accounts, or a PR move to get more people to know about it.
This text has appeared in my chargeback notices back to at least mid-2010:
> Usually, when a buyer files a chargeback and the card issuer reverses the charge, we temporarily hold the funds until the issue is resolved. However, because of your low dispute rate and consistent sales volume, we're allowing you access to the funds while we investigate the chargeback. We want to extend this courtesy to our valued customers, because we know how inconvenient it can be to have your funds held.
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- nhebb 14y agoA week ago I had funds held for a dispute and received this message from PayPal today. So it is a policy change, not just a PR move.