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[bruceb]

I agree, Google Checkout is nice. But it has one feature I dislike: There is no way to remove your list of purchases. Mine still shows items I bought 5 years ago. I would like a way to clear that list or have it auto clear, say every 6 months or so. Otherwise it is great.

 

[shortylickens]

oh no. paypal wont allow terrorists use them to launder money to legitimate countries.

oh the horror

So when are they cutting off Mexico?

 

[DrPizza]

I don't know what other countries are on that list, but I think places like Nigeria should be at the top of the list. It's unfortunate for a lot of honest people all over the world that others in their country aren't so honest, and their governments don't do a whole lot to crack down on the handful of people who are problems.

I don't know what the specific reason is that Paypal is denied to the citizens of Pakistan, but it's not as simple as Paypal is at fault here. Pakistan fully has the power and authority to "fix" the reason for Paypal's decision. If Pakistan chooses not to, or is unable to, then, well, blame your elected officials.

 

[roguerower]

Gosh, it sure would be nice that instead of complaining about a US based company, the people in other countries doing the whining decide to get off their asses and come up with an alternative solution. It's almost like they rely on the US to come up with everything and then complain because it doesn't suit their needs.

Guess your country should stop harboring terrorists.

 

[Exterous]

Oh noes...does that mean you have a....dossier on me?

Not so much a dossier as a collection of organized notes :sneaky:

I agree, Google Checkout is nice. But it has one feature I dislike: There is no way to remove your list of purchases. Mine still shows items I bought 5 years ago. I would like a way to clear that list or have it auto clear, say every 6 months or so. Otherwise it is great.

Why? So your current SO can't see how many fleshlights you've bought over the last 5 years?

 

[guyver01]

if pakistan chooses not to, or is unable to, then, well, blame the puppet regime that the terrorists put into place.

ftfy 😉

 

[BoomerD]

Not so much a dossier as a collection of organized notes :sneaky:

 

[torpid]

You know hundreds of Americans who go to Pakistan regularly? Sounds suspicious...

 

[The Green Bean]

I don't know what other countries are on that list, but I think places like Nigeria should be at the top of the list. It's unfortunate for a lot of honest people all over the world that others in their country aren't so honest, and their governments don't do a whole lot to crack down on the handful of people who are problems.

I don't know what the specific reason is that Paypal is denied to the citizens of Pakistan, but it's not as simple as Paypal is at fault here. Pakistan fully has the power and authority to "fix" the reason for Paypal's decision. If Pakistan chooses not to, or is unable to, then, well, blame your elected officials.

What could go wrong with logging into a legit US account from a different country? All I ask is they should block access for us completely instead of telling us after a couple of transactions that your account has been blocked.