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Topic: I love Google. - page 4. (Read 4628 times)

legendary
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August 29, 2015, 08:32:34 AM
#31
None of the messages you shared even hint at the reason why they closed your account, let alone mention Bitcoin.
As in every big corporation, they don't know anything, they will not tell you anything of any use or any real information.
Its nightmare.
hero member
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August 29, 2015, 08:17:22 AM
#30
you can't buy Bitcoins with Paypal, so probably it's the same for Google Wallet. They don't want to take the risk and they're absolutely right

Who said that? where did you read? I see many people buy bitcoin with paypal and sell bitcoin to paypal i dont see anything wrong/illegal here? But is just surprising me that google does not allow buying bitcoin through their wallet.
newbie
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August 29, 2015, 07:54:59 AM
#29
you can't buy Bitcoins with Paypal, so probably it's the same for Google Wallet. They don't want to take the risk and they're absolutely right
hero member
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August 29, 2015, 07:07:45 AM
#28

Thanks for letting us know this references containing useful information. I don't understand why google would decline bitcoin purchases(on that reference buying bitcoins from Circle)
sr. member
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August 28, 2015, 09:07:11 PM
#27
why you love Google?
Google only pay paypal but not for bitcoin, I hate google  Sad
yeah me too dude. and why google only pay paypal?
hero member
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August 28, 2015, 07:16:24 PM
#25
Not clear.
hero member
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August 28, 2015, 05:55:46 PM
#24
It reads like you asked something to be done because you suspected fraud. Would closing your wallet not be an acceptable response from them? Like a bank closes an account if it's been compromised by fraud?

I was wondering the same thing, and also; didn't you say you find it suspicious that same person sent you funds from two different wallets, and as a result of that
you contacted them ?
I highly doubt the account is locked due to bitcoin connection, or that it is permanently terminated, but anything's possible i guess.

They would never close an account for just selling bitcoin, google should understand this. I think it might me anything else that we dont know, but the OP yes.
hero member
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August 28, 2015, 05:48:08 PM
#23
It reads like you asked something to be done because you suspected fraud. Would closing your wallet not be an acceptable response from them? Like a bank closes an account if it's been compromised by fraud?

I was wondering the same thing, and also; didn't you say you find it suspicious that same person sent you funds from two different wallets, and as a result of that
you contacted them ?
I highly doubt the account is locked due to bitcoin connection, or that it is permanently terminated, but anything's possible i guess.
sr. member
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Loose lips sink sigs!
August 28, 2015, 05:39:44 PM
#22
It reads like you asked something to be done because you suspected fraud. Would closing your wallet not be an acceptable response from them? Like a bank closes an account if it's been compromised by fraud?
hero member
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August 28, 2015, 11:14:56 AM
#21
GOOD!

GOOD RIDDANCE GOOGLE!!!

Now go hi-five all the people in your general area, clock out and drink the rest of the day.
sr. member
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August 28, 2015, 09:30:47 AM
#20
If this is ture it say that google is starting to notice bout bitcoin. This is a good movement.
full member
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August 28, 2015, 09:29:45 AM
#19
Paypal returned a payment that neither I or the customer wanted to happen and then refused the payment when the customer tried again to pay me. They then locked the account. They can go for a running jump and I hope their gonads get infested with fire ants.

Then I went with Google. Was happy with them for a while but they changed their service from Google to Google Wallet Digital Downloads. Was a bit miffed but transitioned with a bit of effort.

Then they shut down Wallet digital downloads and there was no longer a service I could use with them. I'm now with Stripe. Very happy with Stripe. 7 days and your money is in your bank account. Cheaper fees than Google were. They will even act as a Bitcoin payment processor for you so I doubt they are anti bitcoin; although I don't need that service. Sweet web interface too. Been with them for 1 year without any problems.
legendary
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August 28, 2015, 09:09:52 AM
#18
Google is a spying, lying, cheating bastard of a company. Any dealings you do with them should never be considered secure or private. You probably shouldn't have had your wallet closed, but you should have had your butt spanked for making a Google wallet account anyway.

Anyway, it's over now. Just go to Paypal instead.
Unfortunately if you are running multi million dollar company of that caliber you need to be lying and cheating. There is no way of honest business when you need to please people and government at the same time.
Google is just being cautious about potential fraudulent accounts, that is perfectly understandable. But saying that paypal is better is a bit too much.
hero member
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August 28, 2015, 08:58:30 AM
#17
Strange how things work... Bing incorporate Bitcoin payments if you use it and Google ban you if you use it. They are known to work closely with the spy agencies in America, so I do not use them at all.
In one of the Vice documentaries about North Korea, they visited a IT centre and people were sitting in front of computers, looking busy. The one guy had the Google search page open, but he was just staring at the page.

It's ironic how they would use that to try and fool the American basketball team that visited them. The company that collect all your activity and passing it on to the American agencies.
No, they are not. They are known for being pretty transparent about their activity and opposing US-government as good as they can.
This FUD about Google is ridiculous. As far as I remember, there was even evidence when Sony e-mails got leaked, that Sony started a PR-campaign against google.
legendary
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Welt Am Draht
August 28, 2015, 08:52:37 AM
#16
No payment processor wants to shut down accounts. They're forced to cover their arse by the avalanche of G men breathing down their necks. Moan to your local politician, not them.
legendary
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August 28, 2015, 08:36:29 AM
#15
as a payments system i'm not trusting anything anymore, google is good for other purpose

they are acting practically like paypal, and close account for stupid reason, they want to "protect"(they say) customers against bitcoin, like bitcoin is the bad thing here, which isn't
Have there been cases of Google holding peoples funds for months without any specified reason?
Happened a lot with Paypal accounts.
legendary
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August 28, 2015, 04:19:24 AM
#14
as a payments system i'm not trusting anything anymore, google is good for other purpose

they are acting practically like paypal, and close account for stupid reason, they want to "protect"(they say) customers against bitcoin, like bitcoin is the bad thing here, which isn't

Right. I only use Google for its search engine and email service and nothing else. For online payments and transactions, I only limit my use to bitcoin because PayPal and VISA screwed me several times over back then and I only lost money from my transactions because of the hassles that I encounter on using their service (the 21-day hold period of funds that you received from someone that isn't in your circle is true, screw you, Pp) whereas in bitcoin, I don't encounter such a thing. No one can actually close my wallet for some reasons they could think of because I am the sole owner of it.

Well this is what happens when  you are dealing with the centralized company that has a power to decide if you did something right or wrong and can take sides as they wish.


They can take any sides they want as they wish, provided that it was indicated in their ToS. They can put literally almost anything they want in there, without you even knowing it. And you can do so much about it, because you're just a user in their platform.


Luckily, this doesn't exist with Bitcoin. Nobody can come and close your wallet for this or that reason. Lets just give it time, when people around the world see the difference between dealing with centralized against decentralized, sky will be the limit.

Totally agree. Freedom is here in bitcoin, the problem is that because of the freedom that you have in bitcoin, some nasty users tend to take advantage of that.
sr. member
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www.AntiBitcoinTalk.com
August 28, 2015, 04:02:39 AM
#13
Well this is what happens when  you are dealing with the centralized company that has a power to decide if you did something right or wrong and can take sides as they wish.

Luckily, this doesn't exist with Bitcoin. Nobody can come and close your wallet for this or that reason. Lets just give it time, when people around the world see the difference between dealing with centralized against decentralized, sky will be the limit.
i agree this is the best example why you should use bitcoin..
hero member
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Merit: 1000
Move On !!!!!!
August 28, 2015, 01:31:30 AM
#12
Well this is what happens when  you are dealing with the centralized company that has a power to decide if you did something right or wrong and can take sides as they wish.

Luckily, this doesn't exist with Bitcoin. Nobody can come and close your wallet for this or that reason. Lets just give it time, when people around the world see the difference between dealing with centralized against decentralized, sky will be the limit.
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