opentrap33

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   by opentrap33 4y ago

   Paypals terms are just about maximizing revenue, not actually getting anyone to follow their terms, per se. They are already nearly impossible to follow. If paypal was interested in this, there would not be the level of fraud on their platf
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   by opentrap33 4y ago

   It's not a mistake. It's a feature, as they say. Paypals goal is to keep your money as long as possible preferably forever. Even if you do eventually get the money back, it is still a win for them since they gained interest on the
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   by opentrap33 4y ago

   Those people don't realize that many of the reasons paypal gives for seizing money are entirely false. Paypal probably makes 10 to 15 percent of its revenue through unlawful activities.
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   by opentrap33 4y ago

   I've actually dealt with this with many clients. There are ways to hold paypal accountable for your account, but it won't change their unlawful policies. The terms of use for paypal have a mandatory arbitration clause that all dis