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How were you determining the accounts were stolen? Also, as much as we would love to say companies are responsible for the security of our accounts, losing cre
by daj40 11y ago
How were you determining the accounts were stolen?
Also, as much as we would love to say companies are responsible for the security of our accounts, losing credentials is also a user issue.
- hurin 11y ago> How were you determining the accounts were stolen? About 3-5 days after each payment was confirmed Paypal would reverse it due to it being unauthorized. More so the payment would show up as confirmed/valid initially, at no point during the process did Paypal make you aware of the possibility of the payment being reversed nor to help you confirm/validate that it was in fact authorized by the account holder. > Also, as much as we would love to say companies are responsible for the security of our accounts, losing credentials is also a user issue. Of course it's a user issue at a certain scale, but when it's that prevalent I am inclined to say that company is primarily at fault. It was just a WoW account, so not a big deal for me, but I'd really hate to be a merchant or someone otherwise relying on Paypal day-to-day, that sounds absolutely horrible.