The false positives are one problem with PayPal; the customer support is another.
Customer support only gets a chance to prove itself once something goes south, and I get the impression that it's unequivocally bad.
If I am looking at buying a laptop, I don't care much about whether it's a matter of "if" or "when" it breaks, but how the customer service and repair shop handle it once it happens.
PayPal's "customer service" is the Damoclean sword that people fear moreso than the false positives. Because good customer service would be able to ameliorate most of their mess and admit errors on their end.
Customer support only gets a chance to prove itself once something goes south, and I get the impression that it's unequivocally bad.
If I am looking at buying a laptop, I don't care much about whether it's a matter of "if" or "when" it breaks, but how the customer service and repair shop handle it once it happens.
PayPal's "customer service" is the Damoclean sword that people fear moreso than the false positives. Because good customer service would be able to ameliorate most of their mess and admit errors on their end.