quartermaster
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Pay Pal, anti gun?
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My first PayPal account was shut down for buying and selling gun related items. I did start a new account and use them for a bit but have rescently decided they are not worth the hassle. I have rescently discovered a way to take a card on your smart phone or tablet that has no monthly charge and only takes 3% or so to run a card. No more PP for me.
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Recently Ebay and Pay Pal relaxed their rules for gun parts. I've used Pay Pal since they opened and they provide a valuable service. I believe they took their anti-gun stance to appease their masses, initially, and took it too far. I had my account locked a few years back for selling gun related parts... I believe it was a sear and disconnector. After a brief scolding they reopened it. I believe they relaxed thier rules because they were losing millions of dollars in sales and lost revenue for being too close minded. Now you can find most gun parts (as mentioned above) including previously banned barrels, slides and 10 round (max) magazines. This was a huge step forward for this previously conservative company. It seems that the anti-gun crowd was told "too bad" by this recent development. I applaud ebay and Pay Pal for seeing the light. Of course, it was driven by lost profits but it is a step forward for us gun owners.
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If you have ever had the post office lose your Postal MO and tried to recover your money you will love Payal. I have never been talked down to so much in my life. It will take at least 60 days to recover my money and I've already lost the gun deal. Fom
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