Hi gang,

Again, going strictly by a "generalization", I know that PayPal had some
problems with frozen accounts as others have previously mentioned, but I was
under the impression that mostly occurred when they were an independent
entity.

Now that they have partnered (been bought by?) eBay, I thought I read
somewhere where they had done a bit of business re-organization in order to
make those frozen account situations a thing of the past.

Can't remember where I read that though. I want to say it was from an
industry magazine - something like InformationWeek or something like that...

-Chris


--
Chris Flick
Direct Response Consulting Services
6849 Old Dominion Drive #320
McLean, VA 22101
Phone: 703.749.3100 Fax: 703.749.0967
chris.flick@drcs.com




> Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2003 10:03:52 -0500
> From: Jordan L. Chilcott - Dreamweaver Talk List Admin
> <dreamweaver-admin@blueworld.com>
> To: dreamweaver@blueworld.com
> Subject: Re: Paypal accounts: The good, the bad, the ugly? (WAS: [OT]
> Yourdonations can be made out to...)
> Message-ID: <82F930F9-4E52-11D7-85E0-003065F3089A@blueworld.com>
>
> I find this thread interesting as I am having more and more clients
> asking me to sign up with PayPal so they can pay me right away. The
> only beefs I have had in the past with PayPal are that they are not a
> bank so they don't fall under any banking regulations or protections
> for consumers. I can see, however, that perhaps they have more of a
> reputation to uphold considering that I believe that they have been
> owned by eBay for quite some time now.
>
> I guess that my biggest fear would be waking up to find my account
> frozen for no apparent reason when I need it most.
>
> jord

----------------------------------------------
Archives:<http://listsearch.com/DreamweaverTalk.lasso>
Administrator:<mailto:dreamweaver-admin@blueworld.com>
Unsubscribe:<mailto:dreamweaver-request@blueworld.com>
with the body only containing: unsubscribe