I would like to bring to your attention a serious matter in which PayPal, doing business as PayPal Asset Management, appears to be reaping huge benefits by applying "anti-fraud" software to arbitrarily freeze PayPal funds to benefit themselves.
PayPal has frozen the funds in my account. They say my account has been linked to another email address.
PayPal is not a bank, so they do these weird "investigations" that basically let them hijack the funds in your account.
I have direct evidence through email correspondence and faxes in which I complied with each and every request made of me. It shows that PayPal is not interested in being honest with me regarding their so-called "investigation" into releasing my account. They have lied to me by requesting information they said would release the account, when in reality they now claim my account is associated with another email address that is a debtor of theirs. Again, this is a practice that violates SEC laws and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, to freeze and hold a seizure on my funds in their account in order to make me make payments on a debt I have no association with.
I have complied with all PayPal requests, and I have even offered to temporarily pay a debt that is not mine until they do their investigation, but my funds still remain frozen. This is a very bad way to run a business and keep your customers unhappy.
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