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> From: Times of Assam <timesofassam-f...@feeds.timesofassam.com>
> Date: February 16, 2011 4:05:43 PM CST
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> Times of Assam 
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> RBi guidelines for PayPal make no sense
> Posted: 16 Feb 2011 11:10 AM PST
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> : Priyankan Goswami, February 17, 2011
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> After the nationwide dissatisfaction shown by Indian IT Service providers and 
> freelancers against the RBI’s recent Regulations which led PayPal to declare 
> new rules for Indians, the Government officials and state sponsored analysts 
> are seen making efforts to showcase that this directive is actually good for 
> the people. These pro-RBI campaigners are claiming that the new restrictions 
> will prevent Indians from bringing in black or corrupted money in huge 
> amounts from outside India, such as the Swiss Banks.
> 
> The way PayPal works in India is that when an amount is transferred from a 
> different country to an India, the money is first transferred to the PayPal 
> India’s account through SWIFT, which is then further transferred to 
> Individual bank accounts of people using the service. However no bank in 
> India will give a blind eye and simply accept a huge transaction, say one 
> million dollars, to a particular account holder. In all ideal scenario, this 
> will be questioned and to be justified by the account holder. So the measures 
> of ensuring that huge amounts of black money are not brought into India were 
> already present in current banking system and the PayPal stir is completely 
> unnecessary.
> 
> In case the Government is suggesting that Indian Banking system is not 
> capable of the above, then it proves the entire Indian Banking system is 
> fraudulent. And the PayPal conflict is only a useless gimmick, as reported in 
> our previous stories RBI Guidelines to PayPal make life hell for IT Service 
> Providers and PayPal’s new rules based on RBI Guidelines : Blow on Indian 
> Freelancers.
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