I have to worry about how crowd-funding is going to continue to break records and change businesses when there's such a huge communication issue. If there is a

I have to worry about how crowd-funding is going to continue to break records and change businesses when there's such a huge communication issue. If there is a risk of charge-backs for an undelivered product, which there clearly is based on Paypal's reaction, then people are clearly viewing them as pre-orders. That's obviously what it has become, but for crowd-funding to really be reasonable for companies like Paypal, failed projects have to leave backers out of pocket and nobody else. If crowd-funding is synonymous with pre-ordering a not yet available produce, I can't say I blame Paypal for wanting to keep out.