PayPal Pulls Back, Says It Won’t Fine Customers $2,500 for ‘Misinformation’ after Backlash

This is why a lot of companies and people have pulled out of PayPal there getting too greedy even fine you if you dont use there service in a certain time limit
you can compare say what-app was a great little service when it came out you did not mind paying so much a year even chip for the three year one which was a fantastic deal then FB bought it and ruined it we all know that's a spying organization to build up profiles of every s person child on the planet ok the bills have to be paid nothing is really free

Has the EULA been changed and the change notice been distributed?

No?

Their talk is bait

a reply to: infolurker

An AUP notice recently went out in error that included incorrect information," the spokesperson said.

Clearly someone wrote up the notice which had to likely have multiple approval prior to release. No large corporation is going to let 1 person write up legalese and notices without multiple approvals before any release.

The only issue and mistake that was made here is that the notice was either released to early or the backlash was more than they expected . I'm betting since midterms are coming up the timing was right to control the narrative, but the backlash was more than they expected.

a reply to: interupt42
Didn't help.