Or suspicious behavior...
If this wasn't the first time something like this happened.
This kinda thing happened to Redvsblue.com, 4chan.org, and somethingawful.com on their first try. All involving large sums of cash.
Not only that, to individuals -> www.paypalsucks.com
Some even go as far as to say PayPal actually DEFRUADS people of their money! (Read the book Pay Pal Wars) Understanding that PayPal makes it's money on the "float" (aka, money that is temporarly stored), it's not to hard to believe they would defraud people.
So, no, this should have been expected. No, Kyanka wasn't cheating you of money. No, 3 suspicious activity reports shouldn't have been enough.
This is suspicious enough as it is. PayPal closes a $20,000 account without double checking? Something smells rotten here. And it would smell less rank if this wasn't PayPals first offense, or even didn't have a loooooooooooooooong line of lawsuits against them.
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Or suspicious behavior... If this wasn't the first time something like this happened. This kinda thing happened to Redvsblue.com, 4chan.org, and somethingawful.com on their first try. All involving large sums of cash. Not only that, to individuals -> www.paypalsucks.com Some even go as far as to say PayPal actually DEFRUADS people of their money! (Read the book Pay Pal Wars) Understanding that PayPal makes it's money on the "float" (aka, money that is temporarly stored), it's not to hard to believe they would defraud people. So, no, this should have been expected. No, Kyanka wasn't cheating you of money. No, 3 suspicious activity reports shouldn't have been enough. This is suspicious enough as it is. PayPal closes a $20,000 account without double checking? Something smells rotten here. And it would smell less rank if this wasn't PayPals first offense, or even didn't have a loooooooooooooooong line of lawsuits against them.