Much Rejoicing
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@Jolly said in Much Rejoicing:
And a serious drug problem.
If not, might be a good time to start one.
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@Jolly said in Much Rejoicing:
Old PayPal: "We won't take your money for wrongthink."
New PayPal: "We'll still take your money, but slower."
We've introduced an inactivity fee to maintain accounts that are inactive. The applicability of the service fee is limited and intended to only impact accounts that haven't been active within the past 12 months.
The User Agreement permits PayPal to assess a fee to eligible inactive accounts. Only eligible accounts with no activity in the previous 12 months will be charged an inactivity service fee. The fee will be the lesser of the account balance or €10 EUR (270 CZK, 3600 HUF) as applicable. Accounts with zero balance won’t be impacted by this fee and this charge won’t result in any negative balance.
If an account no longer has a positive balance after being charged this fee and remains inactive for another 60 days, this account may be closed after the 60 days have passed.
Notifications to inactive accounts begin November 14, 2022. You can use your PayPal account for any of the following simple actions before December 13, 2022 to avoid the fee:
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I use PayPal sometimes, but only to purchase things backed up by a credit card. Never used it as a money holder.
It does come in handy when dealing with overseas people sometimes.
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I use PayPal sometimes, but only to purchase things backed up by a credit card. Never used it as a money holder.
It does come in handy when dealing with overseas people sometimes.
@taiwan_girl said in Much Rejoicing:
I use PayPal sometimes, but only to purchase things backed up by a credit card. Never used it as a money holder.
It does come in handy when dealing with overseas people sometimes.
Same here.
