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Slack Technologies TCPA Defendant Recovers Damages - Vimarsana News

Slack Technologies TCPA Defendant Recovers Damages

Class action complaint filed by Gino D’Ottavio in May of 2018 against Slack Technologies alleging violations of the TCPA after he received “numerous unsolicited text messages after signing up for Defendant’s service. Gino D’Ottavio v. Slack Technologies.

PayPal quietly reinserts $2,500 fine into user policy for those accused of pushing 'misinformation' - Vimarsana News

PayPal quietly reinserts $2,500 fine into user policy for those accused of pushing 'misinformation'

Payment platform PayPal is receiving new fallout after someone discovered that the company has quietly reintroduced a large fine for users deemed guilty of spreading "misinformation." [...]

PayPal reinstates $2500 misinformation penalty - Vimarsana News

PayPal reinstates $2500 misinformation penalty

The payment processor has restored a controversial fine just two weeks after customer backlash forced its removal Online payments giant Pa

Paypal backtracks: Reinstates policy of $2,500 fine pulled directly from accounts that spread "misinformation" -- Society's Child -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Paypal backtracks: Reinstates policy of $2,500 fine pulled directly from accounts that spread "misinformation" -- Society's Child -- Sott.net

Paypal's policy of charging $2,500 for spreading "inaccurate or misleading information" has been reinstated as outlined in the Restricted Activities under the User Agreement. On September 26th, the financial service announced some changes to...

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PayPal to Steal $2500 Over "Misinformation" - Vimarsana News

PayPal to Steal $2500 Over "Misinformation"

PayPal will steal money from your account if they don't like what you write, send, post, and promote misinformation as they see it.