After PayPal’s attempt to fine businesses directly from their account for promoting “misinformation”…

[ChicagoFats]

Its seemingly having some effect. Suck on it Paypal.

A nice $5B knocked off the market cap so far.

PayPal Stock 'Fined' 6% After Flood Of Users Cancel Over $2,500 'Misinformation' Debacle | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

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[weaponoffreedom]

Nah, he sold that shit long ago and denounced the most recent policy when they tried to enact it.

One still have to pay for the sins of their creation.

 

[TFSF]

 

[ChicagoFats]

Been a rough 6 months for paypal. Down another $10 since their last policy update. Was trading around $84.5 when this thread started, down to ~$75ish now

 

[champsballs]

We will no longer be using PayPal’s services for donations.

It took a little bit to setup, but now you can donate directly via debit/credit card:

TFSF Monthly Goal

thefreespeechforum.com

Monthly donation subscriptions:

https://thefreespeechforum.com/account/upgrades

If you have a Patron membership
set up through PayPal and need help switching over, DM me and we will work it out.

More details:

New Paypal Policy Lets Firm Fine Users $2,500 for Spreading ‘Misinformation,’ ToS Condemned and Called an ‘Abomination’

A new Paypal user policy that permits the firm to fine users for spreading “misinformation” has caused a stir on social media platforms.

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Well, I guess that means I'll have to start carrying around a briefcase full of cash to make my donations to Croot. Thanks for making things so convenient.
Well, I guess Croot is really committed to making sure their donors suffer as much as possible by not accepting PayPal. Good for them

 

[shiv]

Well, I guess that means I'll have to start carrying around a briefcase full of cash to make my donations to Croot. Thanks for making things so convenient.
Well, I guess Croot is really committed to making sure their donors suffer as much as possible by not accepting PayPal. Good for them

Yeah I need to work on something because the donation system is kinda broke right now

 

[champsballs]

Yeah I need to work on something because the donation system is kinda broke right now

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Feeling foolish and embarrassed, Joe quickly added a "donate" button to his website and started promoting it on his social media accounts. To his surprise, people started donating almost immediately and his income began to increase.

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