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  Shan Huangfu (@Euphemasia) reported 15 seconds ago

  @kat_cs2 @Weixin_WeChat Ah I didn’t realize Alipay was more consistent. Will try that, thanks! Kind of hope they solve this issue for the PayPal integration since it’s obviously a push to be more foreign tourist friendly

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  AmsterdamnedX2 (@Amsterdamnedx2) reported 2 minutes ago

  Ohhh shave! But its dead? Ye? Sheep! Tiger media down? Ye can use paypal? Ye

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  Paopugisesonic (@gisesonic20) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Emistations Oh, I'm having problems with PayPal, too. Now I can't make any more commissions because I have to report the pittance I earn so they can start taxing me,and Im also unemployed... I'm so tired🥀🥀🥀

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 6 minutes ago

  $17,500. Average sitting in freelancers' unpaid invoices. The problem isn't getting paid — it's nobody watching the money. Duebird is a 24/7 AI billing agent that watches Stripe, PayPal, and bank feeds, sends invoices, follows up on late payers, and reports cash flow.

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  ayu trades - spaylater, ggives, etc. (@aureayutrades) reported 8 minutes ago

  open for transfer 💸 • permanent limit paypal withdraw balance (180 days) • not verify balance transfer (gcash, maya, shopee, lazada, grab pay) • gcash & maya with issue transfer balance (facescan, authentication failed, can't open, can't send)

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  Sam AI (@AIandTechh87) reported 9 minutes ago

  If someone hacks your Gmail, they don't need your passwords. They can reset everything. Bank. Instagram. Apple ID. Crypto. PayPal. Password manager. Your Gmail isn't email. It's the master key to your entire life. Here's how to lock it down in 10 minutes: 🧵

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  niki (@Niki_bugg) reported 10 minutes ago

  @ichi_dokusha i hope mine was right i triple checked to make sure but im a little slow when it comes to paypal😩

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  JesterVT (@JesterVT_) reported 13 minutes ago

  @chiaki_tsune @luckymayachie @shushitweet I got replies going from still finishing a previous comm, all over to being sick and having problems. After a whole 8 weeks had gone by, I issued a complaint with paypal and got my money back.

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  Akaho🌾 (@Akaho_Inori) reported 19 minutes ago

  @parrcepan No problem! PayPal should work， you can check the payment options and available shipping regions in my pinned links!

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  Bearlovesbull (@Bearlovesbull) reported 21 minutes ago

  🚨STRIPE’S ENDGAME: BUY $PYPL , OWN THE TRANSACTION LAYER $PYPL is an M&A probability curve. Stripe and Advent started at $60.50. PayPal said no. The stock moved to the bid. Now the only number that can fix this is the clearing price. My range is $65–72. Because $75+ requires Stripe to decide the strategic value of PayPal exceeds the regulatory and integration tax. Stripe owns the merchant infrastructure. $PYPL owns consumer distribution. Venmo gives Stripe the consumer network it never built. OpenRouter gives Stripe a toll road into AI commerce. Put it together and Stripe is positioning itself between the consumer, merchant, money movement and increasingly the AI agent initiating the transaction. That is the bull case. The bear case is equally simple. You are combining two enormous payments networks, inviting regulators into the room, spending $50B+ to do it and then asking two very different organizations to operate as one economic machine. So I wouldn't underwrite $PYPL here as a turnaround. If deal dies, $PYPL will price lower. If deal clears around $65–72, the shareholders monetize the control premium. If Stripe decides that PayPal is strategically irreplaceable, then we see $75+ becoming possible. For Stripe, the bigger question is quietly assembling the financial operating system for the next internet. Payments were layer one. Consumer distribution is layer two. AI agents may be layer three. $PYPL is the expensive bridge between them.

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  Koop Designs (@koop_designs05) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Solyant1 @StopKilingGames I mean yeah, the point of the coin is for the guy to make money. No one is denying that lmao, he's making money through a pretty untraceable mean so Take Two lawyers can't track him down easily from donation collections You want them to link their legal PayPal instead?

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  stillz (@stillzdw) reported 25 minutes ago

  Honestly, I hope this doesn't happen to anyone else. There are others who have gone through something similar or even the exact same situation with him, and apparently, they end up settling things amicably. I hope this can be resolved, as the whole thing seems completely crazy to me. I can understand a problem or a disagreement and working toward a solution, but filing PayPal claims over things that don't even fail a similarity check (like a background) is just absurd; he simply filed a claim for the *entire* job

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  Ridark (@ridark_eth) reported 27 minutes ago

  The entire world launch market was about $4 billion a year. He stood in front of Stanford students and said his rocket would fly for about $6 million a flight, against a competitor charging many times that this is Elon Musk in October 2003 – introduced as the guy from PayPal, because that is all he was SpaceX is one year old in this room. No Falcon has flown. Tesla does not exist yet as anything you would recognise he divides the whole market by the number of flights and reads the number out loud, the way you would check a bill on why the price had never come down: he says nobody had tried to build the vehicle and the engine and the avionics in one building, so every rocket carried four companies' margins no slides worth the name – a room of maybe a hundred students – a man in a black shirt who has not yet been photographed a million times this recording exists because Stanford filmed its entrepreneurship course for a teaching archive and put it out free bookmark & watch today ↓

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  GenZ Investor (@investingbyGenZ) reported 29 minutes ago

  @WagerWizard00 I agree that PayPal is still something but when you look at the overall revenue growth it’s not impressive. Unless they can get revenue acceleration then a low multiple is warranted in an industry like this. And what I said was that I think the chances of them reaching sustained revenue growth has gone down

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  Sam Kovacs (@SamKovX) reported 30 minutes ago

  I bought $PYPL on Monday. PayPal received got a 60.50 takeover bid from Stripe and Advent. Management called it inadequate. The stock is down more than 80% from its 2021 peak, retiring 12% of its stock a year at 11x earnings. And now, maybe, a bidding war. I only looked because I was recently asked to pay someone by PayPal. I thought: PayPal?? Then I pulled up the chart. Edison said that to have a great idea, you have to have a lot of them. You can't wake up and stumble onto your best stock pick. So I audition a lot of stocks, kill most of them cheaply, and press the few that work by giving myself a way to add to my winning positions. The edge in investing is not so much in finding the idea. It's what you do with it once it starts working, and how fast you cut it when it doesn't. PayPal came off exactly that process. There is a good narrative, a good chart, a good valuation, and I made an entry. It's one of seven oddball positions I added to the portfolio this week, which don't really fit neatly into any of the portfolio's themes. I share the report, and place the Paypal pick for free. Find alpha or die tryin'. You can read it below