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Topic: Why Doesn't Coinpal Sue Paypal? (Read 1318 times)

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May 04, 2011, 07:10:42 PM
#6
Yea stupid idea I suppose...

With the number of people who have had their money held for 180 days through PayPal... if a class action was at all possible, I am sure it would have been created by now.

No worries, BitCoin will take care of Paypal sooner of later.

I get this amazing feeling every time I see a "Money Mart" or "Western Union" money transfer service...

Kind of like "you guys are goners!", or "yay for society" type of feeling!
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May 04, 2011, 06:47:04 PM
#5
Yea stupid idea I suppose...

With the number of people who have had their money held for 180 days through PayPal... if a class action was at all possible, I am sure it would have been created by now.

No worries, BitCoin will take care of Paypal sooner of later.
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May 04, 2011, 04:17:42 PM
#4
Yea stupid idea I suppose...

With the number of people who have had their money held for 180 days through PayPal... if a class action was at all possible, I am sure it would have been created by now.
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May 04, 2011, 04:15:28 PM
#3
With few exceptions, companies can refuse to do business with whomever they please.  Paypal isn't obstructing Coinpal, but simply refusing to let it use their service.  (Though, if it were impossible for Coinpal to reclaim their frozen assets, that would be a bit more complicated...)

Furthermore, using Paypal for currency exchange is against their terms of service.  With Coinpal, Paypal had implied in earlier communications that they were willing to look the other way, but that wouldn't be enough to stand up in court.
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May 04, 2011, 04:02:54 PM
#2
No standing (damages) and probable lack of evidence secondary. IANAL
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May 04, 2011, 03:59:42 PM
#1
They are obstructing a harmless otherwise legal business.

Class action, anyone?
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