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  Abul (@abuli313) reported 4 minutes ago

  @AskPayPal I can’t do that I need to Login to my Account an then im allowed to talk to customer service

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  Fail To Reject (@JonMarshallNV) reported 6 minutes ago

  @AskPayPal I've never had a worse CSR experience with any company in my life, than I had with PayPal this week. And my issue is still not resolved, so I will have to muster up enough humanity to deal again with people who are not motivated to help me solve my problem.

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  Philip Bartels 🎬 (@philalbrech) reported 7 minutes ago

  How do we convince Caleb Hammer to put me on financial audit!!!!!!!!??????? I want him to tell me how to improve my finances! I’m not doing it for clout. I just wanna solve my goy money problems! @sircalebhammer don’t you see I owe 100 dollars to PayPal allegedly! Holy goy moment

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  Cash Slots 777 (@CashSlots777) reported 8 minutes ago

  @brenda_j27769 I understand your PayPal withdrawal keeps being returned to your account. Please provide your Game ID so I can check your account and confirm whether there is an issue with the PayPal channel. Thank you.

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  Michael • RWA (@_mikepreneur) reported 14 minutes ago

  One thing I think many people are going to confuse over the next few years is this: Tokenized deposits and stablecoins are often spoken about as if they're the same thing. And they aren't. Yes, they both represent digital forms of money. But they were designed to solve different problems. A tokenized deposit is still bank money. Your claim is against a regulated commercial bank. It sits inside the traditional banking system, benefits from the protections that system provides, and is designed to make banking itself more efficient. Think of initiatives like JPM Coin or Citi Token Services. They're not trying to replace banks. They're helping banks evolve. Stablecoins take a different approach. Instead of living inside the banking perimeter, they move across open blockchain networks. They're designed for interoperability. For global payments, for programmability, for an internet-native financial system where value can move as easily as information. USDC, USDT, and PayPal USD all fall into this category. Neither model is "better." They optimize for different things. One prioritizes trust within the existing financial system. The other prioritizes openness and accessibility across blockchain networks. And I think this distinction is going to matter a lot more than people realize. As tokenization grows, the future won't be built on a single form of digital money. It will likely be built on both. Understanding the difference isn't just about learning new terminology. It's about understanding how the next generation of financial infrastructure is being assembled.

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  𝔄𝔯𝔤𝔦𝔩𝔩𝔞 𝔇𝔢𝔦 ✝️🇻🇦⚜️ (@assignedgoy) reported 16 minutes ago

  @DoofyOfficial @CENTCOM ill paypal you $25 if you can tell me what the issue between israel and iran is about

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  HOTTY TODDY (@olemiss902) reported 16 minutes ago

  @RepJayapal If he was here legally then this wouldn’t have been a problem Ms. PayPal. Stop gaslighting.

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  Alkana (@Alkanarich) reported 18 minutes ago

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  ⚔️ XRP Avengers ⚔️ (@XRP_Avengers) reported 19 minutes ago

  Ripple's CEO just explained why #XRP exists in under 2 minutes no jargon: Venmo can't send to PayPal, even though PayPal owns Venmo. That's how broken our payment networks are. Now scale that to sending money overseas: slow, expensive, and it can vanish for weeks. Ripple's fix: sell the tech to banks worldwide. 4 second settlement, fractions of a penny, anywhere on Earth. Customers don't care it runs on XRP. They just care that it works.

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  Sarah (@tweetsby_sarahh) reported 24 minutes ago

  @StreamKE22 @Vee_moraa @AskPayPal Hey I had the same issue but I installed the old one and it worked .

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  Magic Beans 🐿️ (@DeanJC420) reported 25 minutes ago

  @rob_sweeten I will ask kathy to hit up your paypal later when she gets up. I can't leave you like this. I know what its like. At least if you have some ****, it will help with the pain that keeps landing you in ER and help you forget all this bullshit. I had a terrible week in stocks or I would have already. But your my brother and I wont leave you to suffer like this.

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  Delores S (@SwansonDel3782) reported 26 minutes ago

  WTS FIFA WORLD CUP 2026 TICKETS I’m selling my tickets for spain 🇪🇸 VS Argentina 🇦🇷 final 2026 World Cup match for July 18 . I could not make it due to error on my flight schedule. I accept PayPal goods and services Kindly message if you’re interested

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  daveisyourhero (@Daveisyourhero) reported 27 minutes ago

  @RepJayapal You lose on this issue eyerytime, Rep PayPal 😕

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  Equity Ledger (@equityledger) reported 28 minutes ago

  $PYPL The Half of PayPal the Market Was Pricing On July 15 Stripe and the investment firm Advent International offered about $53 billion for PayPal, $60.50 a share at a 28 percent premium, with PayPal's board due to meet on July 20 (CNBC). The market had spent two years pricing PayPal as a fading checkout brand. The bid is a sign it was valuing the wrong half of the company. The bearish case is about flow, the checkout button losing ground at the point of sale to Apple Pay, to Shopify, to a dozen others. That decline is real, and it is what the multiple reflects. What it leaves out is the stock of accounts sitting behind the button. PayPal holds more than 400 million funded consumer accounts, Venmo included, and a funded account is not just a logo, it is a stored balance with a linked funding source and a verified identity. This is what makes the bid make sense. The whole industry is moving toward agent commerce, where software does the buying, and an agent cannot spend from nothing. It needs a funded account to draw on, permission to spend it, and an identity behind it. Stripe owns the merchant side of payments and has very few consumer wallets of its own. PayPal is the largest pool of pre-funded consumer accounts outside the banks. A company that owns the merchant rails is not paying a premium and borrowing $50 billion for a checkout button, it is buying the thing it cannot build on its own, a base of accounts that are already funded and ready for an agent to spend from. A 28 percent premium on a company the market had written down as a runoff is the buyer saying, in effect, that the base of accounts is worth more than the flow everyone was tracking. The mispricing, as I read it, is that the market valued the half of PayPal that is shrinking and gave away the half that is scarce. This is a bid and not yet a deal, so the tells are close at hand. Whether the board engages after July 20 or holds out for more will say whether the base is worth what the bidder thinks. A rival suitor would be the market admitting the asset is rare. And the final terms, if there are any, will show who controls the combined accounts and rails, because that, rather than the app, is what an agent economy has to run through.

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  LordSauce_ (@LordLunar_) reported 28 minutes ago

  I need help! My cat is potentially dying and i cant get her the help she needs! She’s slowing down, not eating, and still hasn’t been spayed at all yet. Please, anything helps!!! Venmo & Cashapp: $/lordsauce64 Paypal: lordsauce69