Originally Posted by
McArty
That makes no f... sense, there is no way the tracker can control if the account is stolen or not. Paypal should go against the perpetrator, and not against the tracker. Its like thieves going to rob a bank and the police would detain the bank workers and not the thieves.
Easily the worst heist artist on these boards.
I'll use the same analogy, except, I'll change it around a bit. It's like a bunch of thieves that go rob a bank (in this case a paypal account), then move/store all the money in another bank account (which by sane assumptions has to be theirs').
If money is stolen and put it into another account, the second account has to be frozen, as it could be a simple account to collect the stolen money.
Paypal has no option but to freeze the account the money is sent to, regardless of any good reputation.
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