[Responsibility2nd]

Read your contracts. Dying is a breech of contract.

[WKUHilltopper]

This is what you get when immature, social wall flower geeks run a show.

[dforest]

I am sure she replied “you can dig me up and kiss my arse”.

[AndyJackson]

Mr Durdle said a member of PayPal's staff had told him there were three possible explanations:

• a bug
• a bad letter template
• human error

Could I humbly suggest, for their consideration when it might be convenient, another possible explanation.

[ronniesgal]

at least she WAS dead. My hubby got informed he was dead while applying for a CC to Lowes. I got the card in my name instead.

[I want the USA back]

It didn’t say that her death breached its rules. It may be written in the UK, but it’s still English.
This is artificial intelligence at work. It’s absolutely right, that dying is not capable of remedy, but the AI program was not written with rules that prevent sending letters to dead people.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Monty Python was a documentary.
Who knew??

[outofsalt]

You can’t die but you can use the restroom with witch you, “identify”.
One of the founders of paypal is a gay republican.

[ken in texas]

Sounds like what happened after my Mother-in-Law passed away. We were contacted by the organization that manages the retirement home where she lived. They told us that Mrs. xxx terminated her residence without giving notice, and did we know why she left. At least the jerk on the phone was mildly apologetic when we told him she had died.

[4yearlurker]

When my mother in law died about 12 years ago we were taking care of here outstanding bills. One was a contract she had with Orkin Pest Control. I called and explained that she passed and to cancel the contract. The young lady on the other end asked "whats here new address?" I told her "Saint Marys cemetery,plot 28." I then yelled into the phone "She is dead!" About 20 minutes latter another lady called back and apologized up and down and took care of the matter for us.