You got to be fucking shitting me. I just got the following email from PayPal:
My question now, is this legal. I mean first Ebay bought PayPal and now they are forcing/threatning PayPal Debit Card users to only advertise PayPal on Ebay auctions.
Isn't their some kind of regulatory goverment office where PayPal users can report this to?
I'm not sure Ebay would have been allowed to buy PayPal if this had been known!
Starting on September 25, 2003, there will be two new requirements to receive 1.5% cashback on PayPal ATM/Debit Card purchases. The new requirements are as follows: Maintain an active PayPal Premier or Business account. Have the PayPal Preferred on eBay preference turned on. You can do this by clicking on the Auctions link from PayPal's Profile tab or, at the end of September from your payment preferences within My eBay. PayPal Preferred on eBay is a new feature that will be available to eBay Sellers at the end of September. This feature gives eBay sellers the ability to indicate to their buyers that they prefer PayPal. Buyers will see on the eBay View Item page and on the eBay Choose Payment Method page that participating sellers prefer PayPal. As a current PayPal Preferred Debit Card holder, the PayPal Preferred on eBay preference will be turned on automatically at the end of September to ensure your cashback is not interrupted. If you want to turn this preference off, you can do so from PayPal's Profile tab or from your payment preferences page in My eBay by logging in after September 26. Turning off the preference will remove you from participation in the 1.5% cashback program. The requirements for receiving 1.5% cashback after September 25 are as follows: Obtain and activate a PayPal MasterCard ATM/Debit Card. List at least one item on eBay every three weeks, and have a valid eBay user ID and password registered with PayPal. Make sure PayPal is the only online payment option you advertise in your eBay listings. Maintain an active PayPal Premier or Business account. Have the PayPal Preferred on eBay preference turned on. You can do this by clicking on the Auctions link from PayPal's Profile tab or, at the end of September from your payment preferences within My eBay. Sellers who do not meet these new and existing requirements will be disqualified from receiving 1.5% cashback on purchases. Disqualified users may re-qualify by meeting all of the eligibility requirements. Thank you for using PayPal, The PayPal Team
My question now, is this legal. I mean first Ebay bought PayPal and now they are forcing/threatning PayPal Debit Card users to only advertise PayPal on Ebay auctions.
Isn't their some kind of regulatory goverment office where PayPal users can report this to?
I'm not sure Ebay would have been allowed to buy PayPal if this had been known!
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