To: chickadee
I just read Paypal’s terms. Turns out that pre-approval is required to use the service to collect money for charity.
I would think this effort constitutes “charity” in the broad sense, but obviously it’s not a formal charity, so I don’t know if Paypal can shut it down on the basis that he failed to get pre-approval.
I just have a feeling that the paypal link is not long for this world.
You done good.
69 posted on
09/16/2008 10:48:20 AM PDT by
freespirited
(Obama's idea of change: from D.C. politics as usual to Chicago politics as usual.)
To: freespirited; All
All...please complain to PayPal...see post 357
74 posted on
09/16/2008 10:57:22 AM PDT by
top 2 toe red
(Elizabeth, what are you doing on the 'View' hanging out with those lipstick wearing Pigs?!?1-402-93)
To: freespirited
I would think this effort constitutes “charity” in the broad sense, but obviously it’s not a formal charity, so I don’t know if Paypal can shut it down on the basis that he failed to get pre-approval. If Doug Stanhope is not a charity or a family planning organization, what he is doing is out-and-out fraud.
Let him answer to the Paypal bigwigs and their lawyers. It's been reported.
92 posted on
09/16/2008 11:51:35 AM PDT by
pray4liberty
(It's the smile that keeps me out of trouble.)
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