Posted on 01/17/2022 9:17:59 AM PST by janetjanet998
As of last night, PayPal banned me for life and froze the almost $6K dollars that had been raised over the past few weeks. When you signed up to be a monthly recurring donor, it was ultimately through PayPal even if you signed up on my website. They were the processing center. They will be holding the funds for 180 days which is a big hit to our budget but worse, it makes you all have to do extra work and make sure they still are not charging your cards. I am working VERY HARD today with my website team to create a new payment process plan on my website for all of you to migrate to and sign back up. I pray to God that you all still do support the show because without what we had already at minimum, the show can't survive. I know this is a bump in the road but God is doing this for a reason and we will really BUILD BACK BETTER just like we did when they banned us from all the social media sites.
This is truly the LAST way they can affect us! Once we figure this out and set up a new portal for you on jeremyherrell.com to resign up, we are truly 100% independent from big tech and liberal corporations.
I honestly don’t believe that.
What does Pay Pal care? They certainly don’t need his money.
Just a guess—and only a guess—but I would imagine that some of his “monthly donors” went a few months over their agreement. My guess is there were complaints and Pay Pal told them to stop. My guess is that he charged some folks who did not want to be charged (or changed the amount.)
This is a pretty common violation of their TOS. And if its not addressed, refunded, or ignored, PP will shut it off. And they will wait the TOS agreed upon 180 days for the final requests for refunds before releasing all of the money.
PayPal has no reason to make a big deal out of this guy. It just doesn’t sound “right.”
When you make a deal with the Devil, the Devil always wins
Bongino created this for conservative content makers.
Jeremy just announced that he switched to that on his show now
Pricing 2.9% + $ 0.30
Yikes. That’s what PayPal, etc. charge, which is ridiculous.
Go professional, go wholesale (not retail) merchant processing, should be under 1%. Plenty of them out there, including, most likely, your existing bank.
I have a small business that uses PayPal. It is a pain. They charge $30/month plus the percentage. I don’t do much in the way of online sales. Am going to drop them.
It’s an obvious violation of his civil rights.
January 18, 2022 - 8:00 am
TORONTO, Jan. 18, 2022 — Today, the video platform Rumble announced that it has taken a stake in Parallel Economy, a transformative payment processing company. Rumble’s investment in Parallel Economy furthers the company’s mission to build the rails and independent infrastructure for a digital economy immune from cancel culture.
Founded in 2021, Parallel Economy is creating a financial ecosystem where creators can participate in the marketplace of ideas. Parallel Economy was started by Dan Bongino, the host of a nationally syndicated radio show and cable television news program, and Jeffrey Wernick, an early bitcoin adopter and angel investor.
Bongino is going to be as wealthy as Trump by the time this is done.
I love the idea that conservative groups are starting to do this stuff.
Based on the original premise of this thread, I wonder if the terms of service (not the political views, but the actual processes) if Herrell would have been shut off. Without know the reasons, we wouldn’t know.
A little off topic, when I worked for a bank in New England we approached Ben and Jerry’s about their commercial accounts. The list of demands they gave us for social justice was a non starter. The senior executives in the room sure sounded like conservative New England Bankers.
A week later I was in a meeting with the Bank President and he was going off on how Gore would be a better President than GW. I was a little shocked. But I later learned that almost all of the Executive level folks were hard core libs.
But the Senior Levels were the ones making the day to day decisions...and we made money for the bank. This allowed the Executive folks free to make their donations to their stupid charities.
So...politics does play a role. And the bias is liberal. But until I see a “reason” from their TOS, I still think the money making guys are making the day to day decisions.
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