Title: FW: Important Update to Your PayPal Account
Hi,
since this is how most of us have been paying for our orders, I think this is important. Jeb, any ideas?
From: PayPal Updates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Important Update to Your PayPal Account
Date: Sat, Nov 3, 2001, 6:41 PM
Dear PayPal Member,
PayPal is committed to providing fast, safe, and free payment services to all personal accounts. However, credit card associations charge merchants like PayPal a fee for every credit card transaction. Because of this, only Business and Premier Accounts will now be able to receive credit card payments. Personal Account users, who do not pay a fee to receive transactions, will be able to receive Bank Account and PayPal balance-funded payments for free.
Personal Accounts that receive credit card funded payments after 11/13/2001 may accept the payment by upgrading to a Premier or Business account, or they will have to deny the payment.
Please note you can continue to send and receive payments for free with your Personal Account by making sure everyone who sends you money is Verified and sending payments from their bank accounts.
Thank you for choosing PayPal and helping to make us the world's #1 online payment service.
Sincerely,
The PayPal Team
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