PayPal implicated in criminal activity

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[juliosevero]

PayPal implicated in criminal activity

By Julio Severo

WND, which I consider the best conservative newssite in the world, ran an explosive headline yesterday: PayPal implicated in bank fraud.

Who could imagine: PayPal, which moved to exterminate my account, has now become the focus of a money-laundering scandal.

Don Hank, the owner of Laigle’s Forum, had this to say about the WND headline: “Now link this story with the way PayPal heavy-handedly refused service to Julio Severo because his web site opposes gay marriage, and you can see how radical social agendas and their implementation are actually a symptom of a deeper-lying criminal mindset. It is criminal capitalism linked to criminal government (which did nothing to protect Julio), a potent cocktail of pure sleaze.”

In my case, the hostile PayPal behavior was followed by the suspicious behavior of two US gay groups.

On August 21, 2011, the Human Rights Campaign was recorded visiting my blog in a tracking report. This is the most powerful homosexual organization in America. In the next few days, AllOut, a heavily-funded gay group, launched an online petition campaign to have accounts of 10 pro-family groups cut off from PayPal. Even though I am not an organization, my name was included in this public gay campaign, and my account was closed.

The PayPal case, where my situation was mentioned, was mostly covered by the US Christian media. See one of the video reports: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eu7FiDhCgSI

WND has also produced an excellent, extensive report: http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=346825

Last December, PayPal closed my account definitively. To me, PayPal explained that I am ineligible to receive donations from my friends and readers because “you are not a registered non-profit organization”. To AllOut, PayPal explained that they closed my account because “We take very seriously any cases where a user has incited hatred, violence or intolerance because of a person’s sexual orientation”.

Now, I can no longer receive donations from my friends through PayPal.

In a listing of the top ten anti-Christian acts in 2011, the Christian Anti-Defamation Commission ranked the gay pressure on PayPal as fourth top anti-Christian act, as reported by Charisma magazine.

Now, see the giant’s dirty hands that moved against me incited by a US gay group. To read the full report, follow the WND link:

PayPal implicated in bank fraud

Alleged money-laundering scheme by global finance giant involved billions

Jerome R. Corsi

NEW YORK – A former employee of one of the world’s largest international banks who has provided WND with more than 1,000 pages of evidence alleges the Internet giant PayPal and American Express are implicated in an international money-laundering scheme involving hundreds of billions of dollars.

The whistleblower, John Cruz, was a relationship manager in the southern New York region for the London-based global bank HSBC.

“I found many accounts where PayPal and American Express were used as conduits through which hundreds of thousands of dollars were deposited or withdrawn from HSBC customer accounts in a pattern of suspicious transactions that should have been reported to legal authorities under various banking statutes, including the Patriot Act,” Cruz told WND. (WND source: “PayPal, American Express implicated in bank fraud”)

Portuguese version of this article: PayPal envolvido em atividade criminosa

Source: www.lastdayswatchman.blogspot.com

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[Lady Lucky]

I only read the headline. Best news I’ve seen in a year or so. I celebrate. I rejoice. They need to be vaporized and the earth salted over where they stood.

[cuban leaf]

The link to the actual WND article does not work.

[TEXOKIE]

But wait...isnt this the bunch of whom it has been said to me on several occasions, “Oh you can be assured that paying that (Fill in the blank) website online is secure...they use Pay Pal!” ????

hhmmmmmpppphhhhh

[gimme1ibertee]

Ruh-roh.I use Pay Pal from time to time.Been using them for years.Never had any problems with them.Hope it stays that way.

[cuban leaf]

Working WND article link: http://www.wnd.com/2012/02/paypal-american-express-implicated-in-bank-fraud/

This is very, very interesting.

[blueunicorn6]

Democrats - Thieves, Thugs, Thralls and Thickheads

[Sudetenland]

Sorry, using an aggrieved party as a source for news doesn’t leave much room for credibility. Doesn’t lend you much credibility either.

[basil]

ping!

[srmorton]

I am sorry to hear this! I know that they have gotten some bad publicity recently, but, on at least two occasions, Paypal has kept me from being defrauded.

One time involved several thousand dollars that an unscrupulous internet marketer was able to draft from my back account without my permission or knowledge. I had not received any emails informing me of the transactions. Paypal noticed the unusual number of withdrawals and froze my account. When I called Paypal to inquire about it, they told me to check my blocked email addresses, and, sure enough, the woman had hacked into my email account and had blocked Paypal's email address so that I would not be aware of the withdrawals! Paypal disallowed the transactions and restored all of the money to my account.

The other time involved less money. I frequently purchase items on Ebay and a seller attempted to defraud me. Since I had paid for the transaction via Paypal, they were able to disallow it and return my money to my account. Had my experience with them been less positive, I might agree with most of the others on this thread.

[TEXOKIE]

Thanks for the contrasting information, srmorton.

JimRob, can you shed some light on this? Do you know if PayPal is truly safe to use or not? I’m assuming you have researched them very carefully.

[eyeamok]

I find it hard to believe anyone that can tie their own shoes doesn’t realize that ALL MAJOR BANKS are involved in MONEY LAUNDERING, A little google will show you that Almost Every Major Bank has paid tiny fractions of their profits in fines for exactly that.for it is not possible to launder that much money without their knowledge, unless of course somebody here knows of some companies that do NOTHING BUT CASH TRANSACTIONS to the tune of A Few BILLION DOLLARS A MONTH. And lets not forget that EVERY one of These Banks are under the Direct Control of The Federal Reserve and OUR GOVERNMENT. Long Live the WAR ON DRUGS and Don’t let those chains bother you.

[longtermmemmory]

seems the aggrived did not properly establish himself as a proper not for profit.

[Eaker]

Long Live the WAR ON DRUGS and Don’t let those chains bother you.

Yeah, only tweakers and crack whores are truly free.

I don't know why I raised my kids not to be junkies when they would have been so much better off and free if they were heroin addicts.

[eyeamok]

And for some reason you seem to believe that the war on drugs has something to do with the free choice individuals make. We didn’t have most of the problems with drugs in this country until we had a war on drugs, and anybody in america can get any controlled substance they want in any city and any prison in america anytime they want. If you can’t keep the freeflow of controlled substances out of PRisons, what makes you think you can do it in a Free Society, unless of course you really don’t believe in the idea of freedom. And no this is not an endorsement of doing drugs, yes I know that was your first reaction, i have met thousands of people like you and I feel sorry for you.

[Eaker]

i have met thousands of people like you and I feel sorry for you

Because I don't live my life stoned.

Gotcha.

Good luck changing my mind doper.

[eyeamok]

Sorry, I can not make emotional arguments.

[Eaker]

No, emotional arguments are all that dopers have.

I have been reading this crap for years and I am done with it.

You will have a better chance of trying to convert me into the abortion death cult and that ain’t going to happen either.