jaread2003 schreef:

>--- In os2user{at}yahoogroups.com, Steve McCrystal  wrote:
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>>** Reply to note from "Don{ald} O. Woodall"
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>>FWIW, I've had my banker and a lawyer look 'closely' at the
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>agreement, and if there is anything   
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>>like that in it, neither of them found it.  In fact, a number of
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>people who work at my bank are   
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>>PayPal users!  
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SteveMC wrote:

>>Of course both the banker and the lawyer recommended extreme caution
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>when responding to emails   
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>>allegedly from PayPal, but common sense dictates that.
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I rather would say common sense implies you don't have to worry about 
fraudelous actions ...

jaread2003 wrote:

>I opened a Paypal credit card account and didn't realize they were
>going to constantly nag me for a bank account number. I refused to
>supply the account number and was cutoff from further use upon
>reaching a dollar limit of use, even though they got their money after
>each transaction.
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Same here.

Actually, I did a bit of research on the matter now. Apparently PP has 
rules which are different from country to country. For example, there is 
quite a bit of difference in the rules PP have put to Belgium and to The 
Netherlands.  And I'm pretty sure these rules are conflicting with the 
EU regulations (having to be member of PP if you are living in Belgium 
for another example). Anyway, these different rules are the very reason 
why there are so many different views on on this matter.

-- 
Groeten uit Gent,

   Kris



 
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