Sorry do you remember the list of sat sites that where told to shut down or they would be in court You know where they got the info on all those sites (talk included)? google! they turned over the info in a heart beat
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From the MoneyPak Web site:
"PayPal requires you to provide your name, address, date of birth and Social Security Number in order for Green Dot to verify your identity before you can use the MoneyPak to add money to your PayPal account."
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All these are great suggestions...heres the problem a LOT of places are no longer supporting pre-paid cards/gift cards etc. as they know they can be set up with fake names etc....and to setup a account for buying is getting trickier and more info needed...for selling i have heard from people getting a account is near impossible without a MERCHANT account and they want everything for setting up that(i believe)...so soon it will be cash in the mail...lol...these places aren't stupid and know whats going on...its not a PP issue or anything its everywhere ....just what i have heard.....
I would Much rather send Cash that use Pay Pal, after finding All Pay Pal information about purchases in provider Lawyer Letters that will be used in Court.....
Hmm well must work for those taking it as many that are out there are...or they just don't care
Some resellers are turning to 3rd party middlemen companies that act as an intermediary between PayPal or the credit card companies. 2CO is based in the United States and I believe that they will be extremely cooperative when the authorities come knocking. The money trail still leads to your front door.
Click2Sell.eu on the other hand is based in Lithuania and are less likely to respond to a US company's demand for information. Ultimately, when push comes to shove and a subpoena for information is obtained, that money trail still leads to you.
Money orders in the mail are slick. Instruct the seller to send the "information" to a disposable email address (e.g. @mailinator.com). You do have to trust that the seller won't just pocket your money or say it never arrived.
That's right, a lot of users just don't give a darn. Look at the legal documents that have been posted that are full of legit e-mail addresses and verified PayPal accounts.
For some people nearly-free TV is as addictive as crack, and they'll do anything to get it...
If you pay cash for a prepaid visa gift card, register the card under fictious name, use this card for funding on PP after you set
up a fictious e-mail and fictious PP account the only thing that can be tracked is IP address. No bank info or soc # needed!