An 11-year-old created a PayPal account and attached his parents' credit card to said account, and proceeded to send a $20.00 USD "donation" to an individual (a donation, really?). After realizing what transpired, he was punished, the PayPal account password was changed, and PayPal was ...
I purchased an eBay item. During checkout, PayPal allows me to chose one of my many confirmed addresses. I have two homes, one in Arizona one in Montana. I choose to have the item shipped to my Montana address. The seller looked up my Arizona address and shipped the item there. I contacted PayPal ...
I in love with Ebay a sizable LLadro china tableau for £600 to some Russel Cox in US. I then found out carriage costs and he declined thier insurance as he explained he was coated with paypal. At that time I had been sick and having continuous assessments in the clinic and therfore didn't possess ...
Applied for a birth certificate only asked for a name and billing address, credit card number and jts and associates charged my credit card $19.99. Did not ask any other information pertaining to my birth. Received confirmation by e-mail the Jtsassociates received my $19.99. Have not heard from ...
I take online surveys, and one of the surveys that I take uses paypal to issue their payments. I do not wish to do business with paypal as I am not comfortable with giving out my banking information to them. I did receive a payment from them in the past which they sent to my home address rather ...
Paypal makes it super easy to rip-off buddies, household or whomever else you realize. Evidently, all that's necessary is use of their banking account or creditcardnumber, FLAG and a contact address. Each one of these information can easily be bought (for instance from your own grandma, esp. ...