Wetlook World Forum

I suspect that PayPal doesn't actively seek out "non-compliant" account holders unless there is something which makes them stand out for some reason. Could be high volume, movements between certain countries, or most likely, someone not affiliated with PayPal bringing a situation to their attention. Could be a customer compliant (non-delivery), a vendor complaint (non-payment), or quite possibly, a "troll"... someone who just wants to make a nuisance of himself by "ratting out" all the non-compliant vendors he can find.

I should think that all of the vendors who visit here would probably remain under PayPal's radar, unless someone with nothing better to do alterted them to the non-compliances... unless someone here is making $1,000,000 a year selling wetlook videos. Unfortunately, this can lead to all sorts of apparent hypocrises... flagrant violations of the "rules" occurring without apparent consequence, while marginal transgressions are met with severe penalties. The problem is, that this does not create a disincentive for the worst offenders... they know that if they keep a low profile, they can get away with anything and everything and not get caught. And even if they do get caught, chances are the worst offenders will have no problem re-establishing themselves, repeatedly if necessary.

I agree, Jim... PayPal should either do it right or not at all... or at least focus on the big fish and leave us small fry alone!