PayPal and Amazon Become Part of Wikileaks Controversy

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PayPal and Amazon Become Part of Wikileaks Controversy

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"When PayPal permanently limits an account due to an Acceptable Use Policy violation, it is the company's policy to hold the funds for a period of 180 days. Once the 180-day timeframe has elapsed, 3 things can happen: 1) The funds are returned to the account holder; 2) A court or government can seize the funds or 3) The funds remain in the PayPal account." Reading AuctionBytes Blog: PayPal and Amazon Become Part of Wikileaks Controversy

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Created by NonE 2 years 23 weeks ago
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GDW 2 years 23 weeks 6 days 10 hours ago

Accidentally voted this down. Didn't mean to.

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