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Paypal Issues Reports

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  proxy for korea japan online & offline kpop anime (@wendyproxy) reported 4 minutes ago

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  Context OS (@context_os_) reported 5 minutes ago

  @ilyanovohatskyi @webflow Had to same issue with NameCheap, fortunately I paid with PayPal and they refunded me

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  Tiffany Kristen (@TiffanyKri99602) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Avrotelia Dm me with your cash app tag 🏷 or PayPal if you have any financial issues to get paid and say(PAY ME)

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  cRow🕯️ (@crowplush) reported 9 minutes ago

  @luvsickdreaming THANKYIU MEL CHAN 🥹 it's mostly a problem with the paypal I'm using so I need to fix it...other than that is more stuff regarding TOS e request form that I'm struggling with uueehheueh 🥹🥹🥹

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  Abdelkarim (@versethera) reported 10 minutes ago

  Is PayPal dead? - down 80% in market cap since 2021 - competitors like Apple, Google and let you pay with a touch. - 3 different CEOs is 4 years Do you still use it?

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  loltroll (@liquidneotv) reported 12 minutes ago

  @burrytracker Up 19% on paypal but down 50% on all his shorts lmao

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  Enzeyi Siema (@EnzeyiSiema) reported 15 minutes ago

  @EnriqueJLores As a Kenyan, who has been using @PayPal services for over one year now, almost every week. I have a big issue with how your company suddenly limited my account. It was inconsiderate, and I could not get proper assistance through in app messaging, as well as email.

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  BIG TRAP‼️😎 (@BattleRapTrap) reported 16 minutes ago

  Maaaan i remember paypal had a bank error in my favor on some monopoly ****..i made a withdrawal n noticed it didnt cone out my account..so i did it again..n again..reached atm limit n went to walmart n did cash back..ended up wit a lil over a stack extra..that account closed now

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  Gatto (@Gatto4k) reported 17 minutes ago

  @robertoblake Yeah absolutely man! (Long reply fyi) Basically Jestr runs paid campaigns for games, mostly indie titles and more. You apply for the campaigns you actually want to make content for, then create short-form content around the game based on the brief. A lot of them only require around 25 to 30 seconds of content, and depending on the campaign you might be playing the game, reacting to a trailer, or using footage they provide. The part I really like is that they combine your views across YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram for the campaign payout rather than judging each platform separately. I was on there for months before I really gave it a proper chance, but once I started only choosing games that actually suited my content and audience, I realised how useful it could be. When it comes to the promotional side, some studios have required tags, talking points, disclosure wording or specific guidelines they want followed. Those are a must. Outside of that, Jestr essentially asks you to follow your own country’s laws around sponsored content and whatever extra requirements the studio sets. The briefs are usually very clear about what is and isn’t required. Each campaign usually has its own budget and a maximum guaranteed payout available. Some campaigns might allow one submission, while others allow several. Those submissions all contribute towards your total performance for that campaign, rather than each one being treated completely separately. The views are pretty simple too. Your qualifying views are tallied across the submitted content and platforms. Some campaigns do require a minimum number of views before earnings kick in, usually around 1K to 2K combined views depending on the campaign, but that minimum is tallied across all your approved submissions and platforms. Once you hit the minimum requirement on those campaigns, your qualifying views start contributing towards the payout until you reach the campaign cap. Payouts can be made directly to your home country’s bank account or through PayPal. I personally prefer the bank option because PayPal can potentially hit you with extra fees or conversion costs. The biggest thing for me is that I don’t think you need to spam every campaign available to make it worthwhile. I’ve had a much better experience just picking games I actually like, or ones I think fit my audience, and making content around those. Happy to break down the payout side or show some examples of campaigns I’ve personally done too if people are interested.

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  Jack (@Hammers6021) reported 22 minutes ago

  @OaklabsAlerts I tried to order something (a build and battle box for brilliant stars) and I got the same payment error that I had during the 30th booster bundle drop. Tried mobile and laptop with Apple Pay, credit card and PayPal.

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  Peter Hamilton 🐺 🌏 (@PeterHamilton_1) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Horsetorque Mate just tried to buy your Rosehill form just to see what its like and paypal wouldn't process it. Maybe a glitch somewhere. I buy a lot through PayPal normally so it should work.

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  4TON$ (@4TONSofPure) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Rb__sa I successfully completed the non FNB customer profile.. but was having issues using the information received from you to utilise the PayPal services.. this was a 48hour process, today I received an email to visit my nearest branch.. will they be able to assist?

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  Kuroh ⨉ ｡° Drunk Eldritch Nee-san⊹｡˚ |✖️🍶 (@KurohKujou) reported 28 minutes ago

  @jmnationtv @PayPal @AskPayPal PayPal fix your ****, people rely on you.

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  Bunnygraveyard (@wackytoontown) reported 28 minutes ago

  @rysorchid_ I actually don’t know because I do wanna take some commissions, but I can’t tell if they’re scammers, it scares the hell on me because I don’t want my PayPal to shut down because of them .

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  Kaloyan Mitev (@KaloyanMitev00) reported 28 minutes ago

  Every big company is the second version of something that already worked. PayPal → Stripe. Adobe → Figma. The original product usually wasn't broken. The infrastructure around it was. Poker is the same. The game isn't broken. The cards are good. The strategy is good. The competition is good. People have been playing it for decades. What’s broken is everything around the game. You win money, and someone else holds it. You want to withdraw, and you wait. Your balance exists because a company says it does. Your money is sitting in an account that can be frozen, restricted, or confiscated. And we've somehow accepted that as part of playing poker. I don't think poker needs to be reinvented. I think it needs a second version. Same game. Different foundation. The room deals the cards. The contract holds the money. You play, you stand up, you take your stack with you. That's what we're building with Stacked. Poker 2.0 doesn't need to change poker. It just needs to stop treating custody as part of the game.