ginsuown

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   by ginsuown 7y ago

   > First, no company is ever “legally prohibited” from telling you what specific section of the TOS they allege that you violated Again, misplaced assumption and personal opinion. With some circumstances, especially if regulating bodies b
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   by ginsuown 7y ago

   > The issue here is that this company did not violate PayPal's TOS Untrue. Often the exact breach is legally prohibited from being publicly shared, but if a company is banned, then a TOS breach has happened. There is an unbelievable
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   by ginsuown 7y ago

   Ummm....no. As a software engineer, I can assure you there are not "thousands of PayPal employees" that can just ban businesses at will. I don't even think engineers working on that particular piece of software have any juris