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PayPal quietly reinserts $2,500 fine into user policy for those accused of pushing misinformation

Payment platform PayPal is receiving new fallout after someone discovered that the company has quietly reintroduced a large fine for users deemed guilty of spreading "misinformation." [.]

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Paypal backtracks: Reinstates policy of $2,500 fine pulled directly from accounts that spread misinformation -- Society s Child -- Sott net

Paypal's policy of charging $2,500 for spreading "inaccurate or misleading information" has been reinstated as outlined in the Restricted Activities under the User Agreement. On September 26th, the financial service announced some changes to.

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PayPal to Steal $2500 Over Misinformation

PayPal will steal money from your account if they don't like what you write, send, post, and promote misinformation as they see it.

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Fact check: PayPal has NOT rescinded its policy of looting user accounts for thousands of dollars when they don t like what you say

Confusion is circulating right now about PayPal’s new “misinformation” policy that allows the company to steal $2,500 per “infraction” from a user’s account. PayPal says recent updates to its Acceptable Use Policy were done in “error,” but Brian A. Wilkins from The Covid Blog says this is a lie. Wilkins is involved in an ongoing arbitration dispute with […]

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Fact check: PayPal has NOT rescinded its policy of looting user accounts for thousands of dollars when they don t like what you say

Confusion is circulating right now about PayPal's new "misinformation" policy that allows the company to steal $2,500 per "infraction" from a user's account. PayPal [.]

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