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September 4, 2006 at 4:10 pm #596666AnonymousInactive
Hey,
I got an email from Paypal earlier saying my account has been closed for violating their AUP.
Here is their AUP: http://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/gen/ua/use/index_frame-outside&ed=gambling
I only use paypal to receive payments for advertising on DeuceAce, not for receiving any gambling money.
They restricted my account before for the exact same thing and when I told them to check it out they saw it was for advertising, apologised and took the restriction off my account.
This time they said since my breach of their AUP was so serious, they will not enable my account, nothing has changed at all since last time they restricted it.
I really don’t see what AUP terms I have gone against and why I didn’t even get warning.
They have closed my account and I have funds in it, in their terms it says they can keep the funds for 6 months before allowing me to withdraw.
Am I missing something?
September 4, 2006 at 4:19 pm #704512AnonymousInactivepaypal is closing accounts every day. just send someone money with the subject “Poker”, “Casino” or “Gambling” and you have a good chance that your account will be closed.
regarding the 6 month rule : you can withdraw your money to your bank account at any time, just sending or receiving money is forbidden.
September 4, 2006 at 4:45 pm #704519AnonymousInactiveJust rechecked – I cant withdraw any of the money.
Quote:What can’t I do while my account access is limited?
tasks you cannot do receive payments
tasks you cannot do send or request money
tasks you cannot do electronically transfer funds from your PayPal account
tasks you cannot do close your accountreally annoyed with this…
September 4, 2006 at 5:48 pm #704524AnonymousInactiveAngry isn’t the word for it.
I just talked to someone from Paypal and they wont even take the time to review the account and see that I am not accepting bets.
I wouldn’t mind so much, but I have a lot of money in my account.
Last email I got
Quote:When PayPal closes an account due to an Acceptable Use Policy violation, it
is the company policy to hold the funds for a period of 180 days. Once
the 180-day timeframe has elapsed, PayPal will release any remaining
balance either via bank transfer or issuance of a check.Is there anywhere I can go to appeal against this higher than their AUP team?
This just isn’t on to close an account and not even review it or tell me what I am breaking in their AUP, I asked about 5 times and still haven’t been told.
September 4, 2006 at 6:40 pm #704531AnonymousInactive>tasks you cannot do electronically transfer funds from your PayPal account
yes for the first days. after 3-5 days paypal allowed me to withdraw funds. for all other functions the 180 days rule is valid. for me the time is long over, but still closed.
September 4, 2006 at 6:44 pm #704532AnonymousInactiveHey,
What was your account closed for if you dont mind me asking?
I wouldn’t mind at all if I can get the money out.
I have been a paypal member for just under 3 and a half years and I can’t believe they would just close the account and not even review it!
September 4, 2006 at 8:16 pm #704544AnonymousInactiveI own a traffic exchange in addition to my gambling site. I know lots of exchanges that had their accounts closed. Most for the following reasons:
1) paid auto surfs allowed
2) received funds from a paid auto surf or HYPI in the past
3) received gambling funds in the present or pastBecause of the above, many of the popular exchanges don’t accept PayPal – even if you have an affilate program, make sure it is one level only.
I accept PayPal on my exchange still, but I’ve got a link to PayPal of what they do not accept and I’ve got it in bold print following PayPal’s rules of what I don’t accept.September 5, 2006 at 9:22 am #704578AnonymousInactiveThey told me is it not allowed to have a gambling directory on my site and that broke their AUP.
Does anyone else see a directory mantioned in the AUP?
September 5, 2006 at 9:44 am #704579AnonymousInactiveIs there anywhere I can make a complaint about this?
They aren’t allowing me to withdraw the funds in my account.
September 5, 2006 at 10:05 am #704581AnonymousInactiveDeuceAce.com, I don’t think you can do anything about them. PayPal can be pure hell and biggest issues us that you can’t really do anything about them.
I participate in another forum (internet marketing related) and have seen people write about accounts been put on hold simply cause they started getting money in fast, no complais, no nothing … just because PayPal decided that they suspect some wrong doings. It cost affected owners hundreds of dollars and there was nothing they could do except switch payment processing for future transactions.
It’s pretty much a corporation, protected by lawers and agreements that turns out you agreed to at some point … with gambling related transactions, for whatever reason I would recommend Clickbank, or something similar.
Sorry, can’t be more helpful.
September 11, 2006 at 3:54 pm #705553AnonymousInactiveDeuceAce.com wrote:They told me is it not allowed to have a gambling directory on my site and that broke their AUP.Does anyone else see a directory mantioned in the AUP?
I have just received a “Restricted Access” email. I had no idea why. I can now assume its my casino directory.
September 11, 2006 at 5:28 pm #705566AnonymousInactiveBlckjack wrote:I have just received a “Restricted Access” email. I had no idea why. I can now assume its my casino directory.
I removed Paypal from my casino directory and was reinstated in less than half an hour. Their “Acceptble use” list is humongous.They seem extremely heavy handed in their approach (freezing your account without warning).
September 12, 2006 at 2:05 am #705634AnonymousInactiveI guess i’m not sure why you are wondering, i went to your site, you have onilne gambling ads on it. Possibly if there were none of the ads, maybe they wouldn’t have closed the account. BTW i didn’t look at the terms, because as we know, they can do anything they want and if you don’t like it you have to sue or file a complaint with your attorney general to knock down their “brick wall”
Hell these people (Paypal) have been lobbying congress to ban online gaming, so it’s not surprising that they would close the account just for saying the word “gambling”.
It would be nice if neteller would expand it’s service and automation so that we can use it in the same way many of us use paypal for non-gaming transactions.
In Short: Paypal can kiss our collective :shakebutt
September 12, 2006 at 3:13 am #705639AnonymousInactiveAmCan wrote:It would be nice if neteller would expand it’s service and automation so that we can use it in the same way many of us use paypal for non-gaming transactions.In Short: Paypal can kiss our collective :shakebutt
I was just thinking exactly this. NETeller needs to step it up a bit and accept transactions of a wider spectrum.September 12, 2006 at 1:11 pm #705683AnonymousInactiveYes, i wish neteller would start doing that to.
I just had mine sort of stopped to – i can do anything like send, receive, withdraw money but just not close the account.
just as well as i had near $10K in there when they did it.
I rang my paypal account manager, but he says gambling directory is in there T&C as not allowed.Reason they didnt shut my account like DeuceAce.com is prob i pay them about $1000 per month in fees as i have a highish turnover ebay account.
I now have bollock loads of work to do, as i have to cancel all my subscriptions and work out whos subscription is whos and when they first started paying and set up new ones etc etc etc
arhhhhhhggggggggggggg – so much work already, before this – i really need a clone to help me, managing 1 general very busy web directory, 3 gambling dir, 1 x poker and 1 x large casino portal, project of another 21 sites in development and an ebay store with 200-300 sales a week. :suicide:
I need more hours in a day………please……………………………. :shooter:
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