Remember when PrayPal had to bribe people with $5 to get them to use the service?
Remember when PrayPal had to bribe people with $5 to get them to use the service?
Right... Like I would ever trust paypal for anything ever. Especially after they have spent 20 years closing peoples accounts and taking THEIR money for "no reason".
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From the post:
>On the heels of the PayPal World announcement, a global platform connecting the world's largest digital payment systems and wallets, PayPal today introduced PayPal links, a new way to send and receive money through a personalized, one-time link that can be shared in any conversation. PayPal users in the U.S. can begin creating personalized payment links today, with international expansion to the UK, Italy, and other markets starting later this month. By making payments this simple and universal, PayPal links helps drive new customer acquisition and brings more users into the PayPal ecosystem.
Right... Like I would ever trust paypal for anything ever. Especially after they have spent 20 years closing peoples accounts and taking THEIR money for "no reason".
Archive: https://archive.today/Svl6J
From the post:
>>On the heels of the PayPal World announcement, a global platform connecting the world's largest digital payment systems and wallets, PayPal today introduced PayPal links, a new way to send and receive money through a personalized, one-time link that can be shared in any conversation.
PayPal users in the U.S. can begin creating personalized payment links today, with international expansion to the UK, Italy, and other markets starting later this month. By making payments this simple and universal, PayPal links helps drive new customer acquisition and brings more users into the PayPal ecosystem.