Paypal backs down from Geller's account, but she cancels anyway
Okay, so Paypal has wisely retreated from their warning that they'd terminate Pamela Geller's account (Hat tip: The Jawa Report). Nevertheless, as they couldn't or wouldn't provide an answer why she of all people got this warning, and not a site like Revolution Muslim, the ones who issued a threat against the South Park creators, she decided to cancel her account on her own terms nevertheless.
If they cannot provide any answers, which could actually help understand what the problems are, how can anyone with common sense trust them?
Still, as far as I know, Revolution Muslim's own Paypal button is now gone, so at least they did something right.
Update: she's raised the issue on Big Journalism too, and I learned that, as told by Patrick Richardson:
If they cannot provide any answers, which could actually help understand what the problems are, how can anyone with common sense trust them?
Still, as far as I know, Revolution Muslim's own Paypal button is now gone, so at least they did something right.
Update: she's raised the issue on Big Journalism too, and I learned that, as told by Patrick Richardson:
PJM made repeated requests for comment to PayPal which were not returned. In fact, we were given a non-working phone number as the number for a spokesperson.It doesn't take much to guess that they clearly don't want to come clean and be clearer about where they stand.
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