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Nope, Paypal only eats the risk if they release funds. They rarely release funds on high risk accounts, at least not without retaining a rolling deposit.
by freejack 13y ago
Nope, Paypal only eats the risk if they release funds. They rarely release funds on high risk accounts, at least not without retaining a rolling deposit.
- lessnonymous 13y agoThat's what we like to call "the point"
- kalleboo 13y agoAnd that's... exactly what's going on here, and what everyone is bitching so loudly about.
- freejack 13y agoI'm not saying "don't bitch about paypal", I'm saying "paypal doesn't carry a lot of risk in the first place".
- the_mitsuhiko 13y ago> I'm saying "paypal doesn't carry a lot of risk in the first place". They do in the first place, which is why as an immediate second step, they protect themselves against that risk by keeping money in an escrow.