I'm actually surprised that businesses till use PayPal after all the incidents like this. They've made it incredibly clear that their policies and actions are arbitrary and they don't care about their customers at all.
And yet, companies still use them.
I can understand customers using them... The customer almost never gets screwed, that I've seen... But anyone with a balance is taking a risk that it'll be seized. And if they feel like it, you won't get the money back.
Google and Amazon now both offer excellent payment systems and I've never heard these horror stories about them. So why don't people switch?
And yet, companies still use them.
I can understand customers using them... The customer almost never gets screwed, that I've seen... But anyone with a balance is taking a risk that it'll be seized. And if they feel like it, you won't get the money back.
Google and Amazon now both offer excellent payment systems and I've never heard these horror stories about them. So why don't people switch?