Hmm very interesting thread and feedback..but what if they were too now ask for UK National insurance numbers on accounts..i'm sure that could f things up right?
They did that for a short time in 2009 then dropped it.
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paypals a business man..theyre not going to limit you to $10 a month lol
So is eBay. Remember when they first started with the ridiculous limits of 100 items per month? Then they dropped to 50, to 25, to 10 and some accounts even 5. Everyone was shocked ...oh no, how can they do this?
PayPal is eBay.
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PayPal is eBay, your right..but at the end of the day paypal won't ever limit you to $10 a day..they won't survive as a business otherwise..
Not according to Paypal official public relations statements they are not the same company. Just call up Paypal and ask them if they are the same company as ebay.
Not according to Paypal official public relations statements they are not the same company. Just call up Paypal and ask them if they are the same company as ebay.
Agree. I done this a couple years back and they will fight you to the end telling you they are two totally separate companies.
PayPal feedback would be nice, considering I am on about 12+ venues. Would give confidence with zero hesitation. I am close to 1,000,000 selling/buying feedback on those venues.
Whatever these changes are they are always going to greatly favor paypal. They'll just find new ways to frustrate customers. This is what you can get away with when you're a monopoly.
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PayPal is eBay, your right..but at the end of the day paypal won't ever limit you to $10 a day..they won't survive as a business otherwise..
Oh, they'll find a way to do that until you prove you're "trustworthy." It actually makes sense if you think about it. What scammer do you know will be able to sign up with paypal to rip people off if they can only make $10 a day?
If they are not the same then the personal information they share back and forth is illegal as heck.
Sharing bank and personal info across different companies is illegal in most cases.
That was true when Glass- Steagal was still the law in the US before Bubba Clinton rescinded it and allowed huge financial conglomerates to combine into one-stop banking/insurance/investment companies.
Even then Paypal can skirt around most any financial regulation they choose since technically they are not a bank.
