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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;krispy, post: 640746, member: 19065&quot;]Yes, I did read the PayPal User Agreement when I signed up many years ago and I keep abreast of the policy changes as well. However, it must be pointed out that <b><i>paypalsucks.com</i></b> is <b><u>NOT</u></b> an official source to quote PayPal policy from and it&#039;s a 2002 document at that, seven years old, much has changed. Please point out in the actual PayPal User Agreement where they explain their authority to do this. I have been looking and have not yet found a clause that matches examples you guys are offering that allows PayPal this sort of back door access you your bank account funds without your permission or that of a court order to seize your account and funds. Paypal has resolution tutorials on their site but I have not read in these that as recourse by PayPal on the behalf of a miffed buyer can make a legal judgement to take funds out of anyone&#039;s account. I just want to see actual proof from PayPal that they have this authority.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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