Are You Protected From PayPal?

Are you troubled by the amount of control that PayPal has over your business?

You might have heard some of the stories that are currently circulating around the Internet. Stories about how PayPal has started abusing its power and suspending, freezing or even closing down people's accounts on nothing more than a scent of wrongdoing. When this happens, people have had to wait almost six months to retrieve the money that was in their accounts and in some cases, that money was never fully recovered.

PayPal isn't a bank. It isn't a financial institution or even a credit merchant dealer. It is a private company that doesn't adhere to any of the laws that govern normal financial transaction companies. If you have a problem with PayPal, there are no arbitrators or courts to settle your case. If they suspect you have committed fraud, then they act quickly and harshly.

What's worse is even if you haven't done anything wrong, but PayPal is concerned that you might possibly do something wrong in the future, they can (and frequently do) take action to prevent you from using their services.

As a private company, they are entitled to decide who uses their services and who doesn't, but their lack of due process makes the system unfair to those caught between the ropes.

If you work online and run your entire business through PayPal's payment system, even a short account suspension could be devastating to your business. A suspension would mean you can't receive any money, you can't pay anyone and whatever money you have in your account would be completely untouchable for weeks, even months.

Can your business survive the risks it takes to work with PayPal?

Fear not. Doing Business With PayPal is a new eBook that will help you navigate the complicated PayPal landscape and teach you how to work with them so you are protected.

Don't make the same mistake thousands of people have already made. Find out more by clicking on the link below.

Doing Business With PayPal

Good luck,

-AKdude

Have you ever had a problem with PayPal and wanted to give them a call? Dealing with problems is always easier talking to someone.

Your next problem:

Where is PayPal's phone number?

They bury the number because they really don't want you to call. Try 1-402-935-7733 or 1-877-672-9725. Be prepared for some long wait times.

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