Snowy wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 7:45 am
How the fuck is that legal? Surely it would have to be implicit in the T&Cs that they can levy charges on your payment methods without your approval (which would see account closures in droves I suspect) and if the accounts are inactive, any changes to the T&Cs would not be applicable as the user had not agreed.
Methinks someone stopped reading after the headline.
From 16 December 2020, if your account has been inactive for over 12 months, you'll be charged a fee which is the lesser of £12 or your entire PayPal balance. If you don't have any money in your PayPal account, or your balance is negative, PayPal says you won't be charged a fee (even if you have a credit or debit card linked to the account).
So they're just taking virtual money out, not levying fees against payment methods. Still shitty, but if someone's not logged in for over 12 months, I doubt they'll notice their pennies being hoovered up.