Author Topic: Paypal's big middle finger to kids and overall Christmas -apologized afterwards  (Read 1965 times)

Even an adult cat can't match the power of an adult human being.
/tiger

Not in this generation. The kid will die in a matter of days/weeks, could be less depending if he gets kidnapped.
This.

Not necessary

Some have a soft heart for small children and adopt them or such, assuring their survival.
That still won't help

Didn't help the two year old chinese girl that was run over twice with over 20 people walking around the kid not helping.



Even an adult cat can't match the power of an adult human being.

Not necessary

Some have a soft heart for small children cats and adopt them or such, assuring their survival.
That still won't help

Didn't help the two year old chinese girl that was run over twice with over 20 people walking around the kid not helping.
china's handicapped laws

china's handicapped laws

Another example:

The 20 something year old woman in Detroit who was being beat up by her ex boyfriend. She must have been calling help for over 30 minutes while laying on the sidewalk. The ex leaves her alone for about 10 minutes, comes back and shoots the stuff out of her.


People heard her but never came.



Anyways let's get back on topic. How can paypal do such a thing? Not all poor people are able to help themselves here, paypal should give them a break.
« Last Edit: December 06, 2011, 06:57:51 AM by Lørd Tøny »

Another example:

The 20 something year old woman in Detroit who was being beat up by her ex boyfriend. She must have been calling help for over 30 minutes while laying on the sidewalk. The ex leaves her alone for about 10 minutes, comes back and shoots the stuff out of her.


People heard her but never came.
It's psychological, obviously it depends on the type of person but usually if you need help it is better to be around few people than many, when in a large crowd people share responsibility, they will think "There are so many people here, if i don't help them someone else will" and in the end nobody does, however in a small group its more likely people would think "if i don't help them nobody else can" or something along those lines.

It's psychological, obviously it depends on the type of person but usually if you need help it is better to be around few people than many, when in a large crowd people share responsibility, they will think "There are so many people here, if i don't help them someone else will" and in the end nobody does, however in a small group its more likely people would think "if i don't help them nobody else can" or something along those lines.

That shouldn't be a problem because the street was completely empty and only a few people in their apartments actually heard what was going on.

That shouldn't be a problem because the street was completely empty and only a few people in their apartments actually heard what was going on.
Some people are heartless/ just dont want to get involved.
Anyway yes back on topic.
paypal is gay

You guys are twats.  Keep the arguing about a different topic in its original thread.

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Paypal takes such huge cuts out of any money sent through it... why do people even use it any more for donations?  I can see businesses, due to it's ease of use... but donations??

Whatever, if they had gotten screwed over in the past, it's their fault for using Paypal again.

Good job LT, once again you have brought your unrelated stuff into another thread you hypocrite.

Also paypal just executed richard move, it was super effective!


...at making people hate them.
I'd stop using it if it were not for it being the only payment method my mom uses online.
« Last Edit: December 06, 2011, 09:46:15 AM by Altered »

Can't this be brought to court?

That is a misuse for the donation button, the blog post maker obviously tried to make PayPal look bad, I don't think in any way that Paypal lets you donate for cats than for children.

Either way, that was not donation for a charity.
A charity requires official registration, and documents related to it.

You can't simply say "I'M A CHARITY" and let the money flow onto you tax-free. The charity owners do pay a small portion for the license, don't sure the percentage of the estimated amount.

Paypal is a "proxy seller" that takes money and gives money, not a bank.
A proxy seller, in the means of the above: You give Paypal money, Paypal uses the money to buy you goods/software/whatever online, and gives you the good/software/whatever.
The 'charity' man was a proxy seller through Paypal. He didn't have a charity act, he just took people money and used to buy stuff for children.

Paypal is strict to protect themselves.



The previous phrase also comes in contact with Notch's situation. Minecraft was not successfully bought by all customers. The person sends $15 to Notch and there's a chance Minecraft.net does not set their account to premium. If the person tries to contact Mojang for support, and they don't reply, the person contacts PayPal for a refund. In the process, PayPal "taxes" Mojang for the charing back.

After that if Notch wants to withdraw all (Or most of) the money from the account, Paypal goes all "We've had people charging back! If you take that money and someone else charges back, we (/you) cannot pay back, which is a fraud."

tl;dr: Mojang is at fault, it needs better customer support.

The account got frozen because of the high charge back rates. Paypal just assume, that the service is a fraud, to avoid future complications, they do what's best..

And reasons can be given for other cases too.

Paypal did not do anything wrong, if you take it legally.

« Last Edit: December 06, 2011, 11:34:09 AM by LeetZero »

Why are people fighting with tony about why cats have higher value than children

Stop arguing with Tony, he is trolling. And obviously quite good at it if youve all got your pants in a bunch over it.

Anyway is there any actual proof of this? Those chat logs seem fake as stuff.