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  ~~ Lupie~~ 🦋🐺 💜💙🇬🇧✌️ (@IsItBacardiTime) reported 2 minutes ago

  @PayPal your managers are extremely rude, I have spent 4 hours over the last week trying to sort a problem, I asked to speak a manager as after 6 colleagues not understanding or answering me question. He was extremely f'ing rude and I am fuming.

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  David Dawson (@TinyTalesX) reported 7 minutes ago

  @What_is_Praise @catturd2 It’s a terrible process. After I complained enough I got a letter from PayPal basically telling me to sue the buyer if I felt cheated.

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  Skymr (@TheSkymr1) reported 10 minutes ago

  @atmosphere1119 @iKaito_1 @Credit1493 It is, ive done it for like 2 months and have had no problems, I use PayPal so you have to manually change it back to jpy, pay, then go back to the original page, click the button saying the purchase has been made, and it'll immediately be in your account

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  Mr Charles (Remote Jobs) (@MrCharlesky) reported 12 minutes ago

  Before reporting an issue to support, check your project’s Discourse or Slack channels. If the client is updating guidelines or transitioning to a new data set, project managers will post a notification stating that the entire project is paused or going through a "global EQ." Payments; Outlier AI automatically processes payments on a weekly schedule, meaning you do not have to click a manual "withdraw" or "cash out" button. How and when your funds arrive follows this breakdown: Supported Payment MethodsYou must link and verify one of the following methods in your Outlier Payout Settings: PayPal: The most popular and reliable option used by the majority of contributors. AirTM: Commonly used for international regions.

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  Creative Deduction (@CreativeDeduct) reported 13 minutes ago

  Elon Musk didn’t get rich by accident, by luck or by fraud. He got rich through entrepreneurship and ingenuity, and by taking enormous risks. The picture is Musk staring at the wreckage of another exploded Falcon 1 rocket, the third to fail on launch. In 2008, Musk was borrowing money from friends to pay his rent, going through a divorce, SpaceX was running out of cash, and to add to the misery, Tesla was at risk of missing payroll and going bankrupt. Down to his last $40 million of the $180 million he made from selling PayPal, Musk decided on one last roll of the dice and poured his remaining capital into a fourth launch on September 28, 2008. This time it worked. The rocket successfully reached orbit. Weeks later, SpaceX was awarded a $1.6 billion contract from NASA. A few months later, Tesla secured crucial investment to commence production of the original Tesla Roadster. "I gave both SpaceX and Tesla a probability of less than 10% likely to succeed," Musk later said. Musk could have taken a salaried job and never pursued entrepreneurship. He could have pocketed his PayPal millions and sat on a beach for the rest of his life. Instead, he risked it all and it paid off in a spectacular way, not just for him. His groundbreaking companies have given consumers new and better products and created 1000s of well-paid jobs. SpaceX alone has made more than 4,000 former and current employees Dollar millionaires. It also made Musk the world’s first Dollar trillionaire. His detractors tell you his wealth is undeserved. The truth is that when exceptional individuals like Musk run risks that may seem unacceptable to most of us, society progresses and we all gain. Instead of chastising success, we should take inspiration from people like Elon Musk. Next time you think of giving up, remember this picture.

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  John (@John_l_eo) reported 13 minutes ago

  Is that not called innovation. Why was PayPal not working for years? Decentralization was the answer to the hustling youths of Nigeria 🇳🇬 If you want good monetary policy then work on financial inclusion for the citizens of Nigeria.

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  PotatoRustler (@PotatoRustler) reported 15 minutes ago

  @JustinD8787 @bluesinthe93266 You're not understanding this once again. You don't use your personal PayPal account. You use a gift card you buy through PayPal. Here's the step by step process: 1. Purchase the Code: Visit the official PayPal Digital Gift Cards CA marketplace. 2. Select the Store: Choose either the Apple Gift Card or the Google Play gift code matching your phone. 3. Pay & Redeem: Check out securely using your PayPal balance. You will receive a redemption code via email. 4. Load the Balance: Redeem the code in your mobile App Store or Google Play Store to clear a prepaid wallet balance. 5. Subscribe on X: Open the X app and complete your upgrade using your stored app store balance. This method provides complete anonymity. And the point remains that you don't have to link your personal credit card or PayPal account - you're just not creative enough to get around it. That's a you problem.

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  Vincent Kras (@vincentkras) reported 15 minutes ago

  @VeryRandomn_ @noelweks Hi did you recieve funds to your mpesa from PayPal I'm having same problem.

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  angeliclucero (@angeliclucero) reported 18 minutes ago

  @GretchenPSmith @PayPal They have terrible customer service 😕

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  Neke Chukwu 𝕩 🪽 (@hey_Neke) reported 20 minutes ago

  @LycanWitchcraft @LibertyValkyrie If the real founders were willing to sell what’s the problem with that? He founded Zip2 (sold to Compaq for $307 million in 1999) and PayPal (originally X•com, acquired by eBay for $1.5 billion in 2002) I don’t see him taking credits for them now.. that’s how life works..

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  Anna Goshorn (@GoshornAnna) reported 26 minutes ago

  @libsoftiktok @PayPal I got rid of paypal a long time ago. They are terrible!!

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  Ronnie Irby - Crazy Cajun (@RonnieIrby1951) reported 29 minutes ago

  @GretchenPSmith @PayPal @AskPayPal I hear You Ms. Gretchen, in 2008, PayPal employees in Accounting, stole my money, after I paid a $12.00 invoice for selling a car. They sold my info, and 2 places got all of my money out of my account. I luckily had a sister working for AT&T and I had references & Numbers on the transactions they used, and found them. I call FBI, but I was able to get every penny of my money back by 4:30 PM that day. FBI asked me how I did that, I refused to tell them, methods they can't legally use. But ever since I Refuse to Use PayPal! I was so mad at Mr. Elon for selling, I had no issues while he was there. I am praying for you & the Veterans to Get The Money You raised for them! That is Horrible!!!! GOD BLESS YOU & YOURS!!

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  TechSnif (@techsnif) reported 30 minutes ago

  PayPal shuts down 10-year-old ventures arm, taps Jefferies to sell positions

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  liv ✮ (@augustsliv) reported 31 minutes ago

  @horanera honestly i think it probably comes down to experience of knowing what tickets look like etc but obviously ask for screen recordings (check if the time matches current time) and screenshots of tickets/email and ONLY use paypal g&s (if they don’t wanna it’s a scam)

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  Polly St. George (@FringeViews) reported 32 minutes ago

  @fuzzmosis Maybe there were in fact ties there. I got shut down by Paypal and there wasn't even a reason given. No government involved just pure tech tyranny.