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People's lives have been seriously damaged because of this -- why no criminal charges?? This is no difference than being caught with $100MM bag of heist outsid
by joering2 11y ago
People's lives have been seriously damaged because of this -- why no criminal charges??
This is no difference than being caught with $100MM bag of heist outside the bank and giving cops $1.5MM as a form of penalty.
What is also very interesting, is that, yes PayPal is probably one of the most hated tech company in the world, right after Comcast, which I don't believe offers anything outside US. Then why we glorify those like Musk that made its initial fortune off of PayPal sale?? I never heard pointing fingers at PayPal founder, but ultimately should't those in charge be accountable??
- tim333 11y agoEbay acquired Paypal in 2002. If anyone's held accountable it should probably be them rather than Musk.
- geomark 11y agoPayPal's evil ways predate that acquisition. My own bad experience happened before it was owned by eBay. It was the usual - arbitrary freezing of account due to unspecified suspicious activity that they would provide no response about and was going to take six months to resolve. I eventually got my funds out and never kept a balance there again. The "PayPal mafia" is such an ironically apt title for the group that founded it. So proud of their anti-fraud tech which is actually horrid - just sweep up anyone's account for whatever reason and call it successful fraud prevention.