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Originally Posted by StaYSMacKed
So we’re finally on the same team now . This exact email is what I said was going to happen a few weeks back before they even went to WP. PayPal questioned me for almost two months (numerous parties) about nature of withdrawals. Then they started defending PayPal disputes by sending fake shipping tracking info and you knew it was a wrap. There was no partnership. There was a business who snuck through the backdoor and went undetected until likely their volume increased as well as disputes.
Glad to see you’re fighting the good fight now.
I don;t know what or how things changed. I do know, 100% certain, that they did not sneak into PayPal or their business was unknown. We have a file, albeit a year old, with paperwork that confirms it from PayPal's side.
Something changed and that is not the end of the world. Masking it, lying about it, having dip**** customer service reps say it is no problem to have your money unreachable but safely held in VGW's interest bearing account, faux excitement in emails, and then more outright lies in the email I got this morning and in the OP is completely wrong.
Changing their agreement is their right. Keeping monies and not allowing even one person to get it back is illegal.
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Originally Posted by riggity
Or how about a much simpler explanation: GP lied to Paypal about their business, like GP lied to us.
With the volume they ran through their account? No way that is hidden or goes uninvestigated by PayPal. PayPal is an online bank. They are subject to the banking regulations. Their legal department would never miss something like this, as far as size. They shutter you with no notice.
No question GP has lied in their emails and this sub-forum. The reps could be empty messengers, though. We had a PR/IR contract with a company that ended up being a sham years ago. They even fabricated resumes of the executives and had someone at Penn State vouch for the CEO's reputation.