Uk leaving EU

[mao]

so what do you reckon this will mean for PP and them pesky EU limits? will it be replaced by something else do you reckon?

[vetus]

We are still in Europe but not the European Union.

I highly doubt change will happen. Still will be the same verification procedures or something similar.

[RosieTosie]

Great news that we are out!, onwards and upwards now for UK.

[mao]

Originally Posted by vetus

We are still in Europe but not the European Union.

I highly doubt change will happen. Still will be the same verification procedures or something similar.

we are based in the continent yes, but we don't adhere to the unions rules now?

the EU (European union) limits should now not apply im thinking?

[GreenBean]

Pfffttt... Do not jinx us.


What will happen should UK paypal decide on measures akin to the USA tax ones?


Shhhh.

[RosieTosie]

The losing remainers have crashed the government website for having a second vote now because they are so stunned that they are facing what they consider to be their worst nightmare, the Uk being out of the eu. While the rest of us are singing and dancing!

[JamesNorth101]

Originally Posted by mao

we are based in the continent yes, but we don't adhere to the unions rules now?

the EU (European union) limits should now not apply im thinking?

We are still bound by EU law until article 50 is envoked by the PM which will be at least a a few months away. It will then still take a few years for all the laws to become non binding and replacements put in

PayPal may well just decide that they want anyone who gets over £500 within 12 months to send in ID instead

We have not left the EU over night, we have just voted to leave the EU in the future

[rsot]

So many agreements, international contracts, and policies to amend, revamp, and scrap - going to be awhile...

[killamc]

Originally Posted by rsot

So many agreements, international contracts, and policies to amend, revamp, and scrap - going to be awhile...

At least 2 years if not more and then don't forget the companies that are locatedin britain that have branches in many other EU countries. I can see why they did it though and tbh someone needed to shake up the EU. If they had just stuck to being a trading block for European countries then there wouldn't have been as big an issue but this Superstate thing is a mess.