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Rochard 11-20-2019 04:38 PM

Follow up on the Paypal / Pornhub thing
 
Interesting...

https://www.ynot.com/the-fallout-aft...ft-scrambling/

JSWENSON 11-20-2019 05:39 PM

With Paypal losing eBay they are idiots to alienate even more people.

AdultKing 11-21-2019 03:00 AM

Paypal's hands are tied. They will cut any customer loose that threatens their relationship with the card associations.

Unlawful content had become a problem on Pornhub, as it is on many other tubes. The problem was caused solely by hubris on the part of Pornhub. They believe they can do no wrong and this decision has shown them that there are consequences for not properly moderating content.

thommy 11-21-2019 04:46 AM

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Originally Posted by AdultKing (Post 22564441)
Paypal's hands are tied. They will cut any customer loose that threatens their relationship with the card associations.

Unlawful content had become a problem on Pornhub, as it is on many other tubes. The problem was caused solely by hubris on the part of Pornhub. They believe they can do no wrong and this decision has shown them that there are consequences for not properly moderating content.

it has nothing to do with unlawful content. this is not what a payment system or a bank have to look for.

the bigger problem for them are the money laundering laws. as long as someone just receives a few 1000 per year it is not a big deal but when the income is getting bigger they HAVE TO get all information about this account owner.

and now guess how many of them will give this information in our industry ?

at the end they are sitting on thousands of accounts "on hold" and have to report all of them by law to the authorities. I am not sure how many people they would need to employ just for that.

paypal is definitely a scam but in this case I understand their decision.

ZENRA 11-21-2019 01:58 PM

We need an industry friendly bank and I can think of a company noted in this thread that has the capitol to create one every month if they wanted to.

CjTheFish 11-21-2019 02:21 PM

Is this affecting hubtraffic?

ilnjscb 11-21-2019 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by ZENRA (Post 22564728)
We need an industry friendly bank and I can think of a company noted in this thread that has the capitol to create one every month if they wanted to.

Who? It takes 15m USD and 2 years to start a bank in the US

And yes we do need an industry friendly bank.

thommy 11-21-2019 06:52 PM

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Originally Posted by ilnjscb (Post 22564755)
Who? It takes 15m USD and 2 years to start a bank in the US

And yes we do need an industry friendly bank.

there is more than 1 company that owns already a bank licence. I personally know 4 alone in Europe.

the ones that have or had it in the US did move to Europe (paxum i.e) or run away with the money or are bankrupt.

to get such a licence is not a big problem and even done with far less than 15 million.
but to RUN a bank is something completely different.
having a licence do not automatically mean that you can use the banking networks or SEPA.
so these pre-existing licenses are rotting away somewhere on the attic.

btw: the far bigger crime as to rob a bank is to open a bank. the established mafia will not let anybody in.

ilnjscb 11-21-2019 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by thommy (Post 22564881)

to get such a licence is not a big problem and even done with far less than 15 million.
but to RUN a bank is something completely different.

You must mean outside the US. In the US the capital and operational requirements are quite high.

I'd do outside the US anyway, like everyone else.

slackholes 11-21-2019 07:12 PM

Well, I feel sorry for people directly affected by it.

Seen from a further perspective, I see it as a step towards a decentralized value exchange. Now a single entity can make 100k people miss they pay check because they feel like it. This is just plain wrong.

I would love to see Pornhub just asking people to create any Crypto wallet and send their money over there, does not have to be just one.

movieguy 11-21-2019 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by thommy (Post 22564462)
it has nothing to do with unlawful content. this is not what a payment system or a bank have to look for.

the bigger problem for them are the money laundering laws. as long as someone just receives a few 1000 per year it is not a big deal but when the income is getting bigger they HAVE TO get all information about this account owner.

and now guess how many of them will give this information in our industry ?

at the end they are sitting on thousands of accounts "on hold" and have to report all of them by law to the authorities. I am not sure how many people they would need to employ just for that.

paypal is definitely a scam but in this case I understand their decision.

THIS. Finally someone who isn't speculating.
Remember when Paxum required everyone to have business accounts? Same reason.

I had a foreign bank account for a few years while I was living abroad. The bank sent me a letter to my home address, requesting I sign a document declaring I was not american and hiding money. The US is pressuring every financial institution in the world to close up loopholes, evaders, and money laundering (even though it's a bit of hypocrisy that big corporations are still getting away with it)

Klen 11-22-2019 03:22 AM

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Originally Posted by movieguy (Post 22564974)
THIS. Finally someone who isn't speculating.
Remember when Paxum required everyone to have business accounts? Same reason.

I had a foreign bank account for a few years while I was living abroad. The bank sent me a letter to my home address, requesting I sign a document declaring I was not american and hiding money. The US is pressuring every financial institution in the world to close up loopholes, evaders, and money laundering (even though it's a bit of hypocrisy that big corporations are still getting away with it)

Not sure about that, US and Canada IRS have direct access to paypal account holder data so they dont specific access.

thommy 11-22-2019 04:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Klen (Post 22565012)
Not sure about that, US and Canada IRS have direct access to paypal account holder data so they dont specific access.

but there is a little difference if you hhave just a little private account and use it from time to time.

i think from 2000 euro per year you get into the next identification step and than you have to tel them a lot more about you. and if you receive "payments" (wich is different to "friends and family") you have to let them look inside your underpants because this is a merchand account with tonns of rules.

Klen 11-22-2019 04:24 AM

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Originally Posted by thommy (Post 22565020)
but there is a little difference if you hhave just a little private account and use it from time to time.

i think from 2000 euro per year you get into the next identification step and than you have to tel them a lot more about you. and if you receive "payments" (wich is different to "friends and family") you have to let them look inside your underpants because this is a merchand account with tonns of rules.

Well, when i was re-opening account there, it was a lot of anal questions already, so that should be enough to keep it flow without interruptions. But we will see.

thommy 11-22-2019 04:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Klen (Post 22565021)
Well, when i was re-opening account there, it was a lot of anal questions already, so that should be enough to keep it flow without interruptions. But we will see.

are you talking about a private or a merchand account?

Klen 11-22-2019 05:16 AM

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Originally Posted by thommy (Post 22565022)
are you talking about a private or a merchand account?

A the moment i have only bussiness account, tho i find one interesting thing:
Quote:

Merchant rate fee schedule
Purchase payments received (monthly) Fee per transaction
0,00 CZK - 70 000,00 CZK 3,4% + 10,00 CZK
70 000,00 CZK - 280 000,00 CZK 2,9% + 10,00 CZK
280 000,00 CZK - 1 500 000,00 CZK 2,7% + 10,00 CZK
1 500 000,00 CZK - 3 000 000,00 CZK 2,4% + 10,00 CZK
> 3 000 000,00 CZK 1,9% + 10,00 CZK

Merchant rate approval criteria
Merchant rate pricing approval is reserved for members in good standing (whose accounts are not currently under investigation) who meet the following criteria:

Received more than ‪70 000,00 CZK in PayPal payments in the previous calendar month

Maintaining your merchant rate
After qualifying for Merchant rate pricing, all members are expected to:

Keep their PayPal account in good standing. Members may be downgraded to the Standard rate if a payment volume of more than ‪70 000,00 CZK is not maintained in the previous calendar month, or if they have unresolved chargebacks.

Note: Members do not need to reapply for merchant rate pricing if payment volume drops below ‪70 000,00 CZK, unless their account is downgraded or if there are unresolved chargebacks.

Application
Members interested in receiving the Merchant Rate should apply via our online application form.
It seems you can upgrade business account to merchant account. Any idea how to reach 120k EUR monthly ? :1orglaugh

ilnjscb 11-24-2019 10:35 AM

Paypal blows ass. Banks are very difficult to run. We need digital currency, but BTC isn't as safe as it's proponents think.

thommy 11-24-2019 02:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ilnjscb (Post 22566300)
Paypal blows ass. Banks are very difficult to run. We need digital currency, but BTC isn't as safe as it's proponents think.

99% of all paypal accounts are backed funded through a credit card.
just fuck them - thatīs the only answer they understand.

i make 2 million per year through paypal and will cut them out next year COMPLETELY.

if everyone does the same it is not the 2 million peanuts they will lose.
but unfortunately out biz was NEVER using itīs power.

ilnjscb 11-25-2019 11:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thommy (Post 22566441)
99% of all paypal accounts are backed funded through a credit card.
just fuck them - thatīs the only answer they understand.

i make 2 million per year through paypal and will cut them out next year COMPLETELY.

if everyone does the same it is not the 2 million peanuts they will lose.
but unfortunately out biz was NEVER using itīs power.

:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup
Do you know where you'll be going?

nikki99 11-25-2019 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by thommy (Post 22566441)

i make 2 million per year through paypal and will cut them out next year COMPLETELY.

.


:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

thommy 11-25-2019 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by ilnjscb (Post 22567075)
:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup
Do you know where you'll be going?

donīt understand the question

i will not go anywhere except using a few other services like transferwise and paxum additionally.

I donīt think that I will lose revenue when i kick paypal out - but they will lose my little contribution. and if more are doing the same the small contribution will be a big one at the end.

for me paypal was kind of a service for some of my customers but why shall I pay a favor with a dependence on such a terrible and heavily expensive company as paypal?

ilnjscb 11-27-2019 09:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thommy (Post 22567124)
donīt understand the question

i will not go anywhere except using a few other services like transferwise and paxum additionally.

That's what I meant, I've heard a lot about transferwise


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