PayPal Steals your Money After 180 Days Account Limitation

January 6, 2022 · Reddit Stories · Published by AUPdamages.com

If PayPal took your money under the note “Payment to: Paypal; PayPal’s damages caused by Acceptable Use Policy violation.” this community will help you on how to recover your funds based on previous success stories. Most people who recovered their funds will not disclose anything, because they usually sign a non-disclosure agreement with PayPal as part of the settlement.

You should all know the difference between what is legal and illegal. The PayPal agreement and AUP charges by themselves are legal, but the way PayPal charges sellers AUP damages is not, because they debit random arbitrary amounts to empty the balance to zero. The general legal concept is liquidated damages. They are enforcing this in a way that breaches their own user agreement, which estimated damage costs at $2,500 USD per violation and not per transaction.

Recovering your funds depends on having commitment and taking the proper legal action depending on your country. Free relevant tips are set out on this site: start from the United States, Europe, Singapore or local entities page, whichever governs your account.

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