So they shut it down because it gives people fake noncomplying masks (although I dont know what that technically is, that appears to be the reason that paypal went full gestapo on this business).

Now how are they different from someone witb a regular gaiter that does almost nothing anyways? Idk. Should these be ILLEGAL? idk, they should have a warning that they are not medically approved, and that they're gag items, and that shoukd cover most legal issues.

More PP shittery:

According to Moneymaker, he and 11 of his friends created a 12-member fantasy sports league for the 2020 NFL season. Each person put up $1,000 prior to the season, which was placed in a PayPal account held by Moneymaker.

Last November, PayPal placed a hold on the account for violating its “User Agreement.” Moneymaker said that after six months of hearing nothing from PayPal, he sought to resolve the matter

The tech tyrant said “no,” and refused to return the money, thereby confiscating it.

One of the amounts seized was $550,000, all seized by PayPal with nary an explanation and no chance to argue their case. Peters told us there isn’t even anyone to contact to contest the seizure.

That SHOULDNT be legal. At ALL...

By way of information, PayPal’s User Agreement is 68 pages long. There is an accompanying Acceptable Use Policy which is only two pages long, however details activities prohibited by PayPal.

Another thing that SHOULD be illegal.

“If you can put on a wig and pretend to be a woman, we can carry this “passport” and pretend to be vaccinated.”

Based joke team-

“The letter in the passport plays off the insane cancel culture that we are facing in America right now.

“The irony of course is that we knew it would trigger the cancel culture crowd to come for us – and we are ready for the fight.”

good article op, fuck cancel culture and fuck paypal for stealing people's money with no resistence.