From the startup who allegedly stole software and raised $2M with it

Re:From the startup who allegedly stole software and raised ... by crunchcaptain on Friday August 29, 2014 @09:57AM (#8242473)

NOTE to developers: This is why you shouldn't accept PayPal!

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Re:From the startup who allegedly stole software and raised ... by Someone1234 on Friday August 29, 2014 @10:20AM (#8242595)

Note to everyone: This is why you shouldn't accept PayPal.

The only people PayPal benefits is consumers and scammers.

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Re:From the startup who allegedly stole software and raised ... by thekemkid on Friday August 29, 2014 @10:42AM (#8242701)

Mostly just scammers, though.

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Re:From the startup who allegedly stole software and raised ... by lucb1e on Friday August 29, 2014 @10:22AM (#8242608)

Or why you should get your money out of there as quickly as humanly possible. I never leave more than ~25 bucks on there.

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Re:From the startup who allegedly stole software and raised ... by k3oni on Friday August 29, 2014 @11:24AM (#8242919)

It doesn't matter how much money you leave in there. Do you have a CC on file or bank account, they might charge it, and even if you don't have paypal might not allow you to do any more business using their platform until all is cleared and you paid if the charge-back goes through in the client's favor.

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Re:From the startup who allegedly stole software and raised ... by marcos123 on Friday August 29, 2014 @01:25PM (#8243493)

No, you just shouldn't accept paypal. As k3oni states, it doesn't matter how much money you have in your paypal account. When a chargeback happens paypal will take whatever small amount of money you do have in there, and your account will go negative for the remaining balance... and then the bill collectors start calling.

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