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**2002mjf** · 06-14-2009, 12:58 PM

Hi, I have been reading threads here and at other forums over the past couple of years about Paypal always taking the side of scammers due to their policy of "non-tangible" items, and was wondering if anyone has ever heard of anybody taking Paypal to court? After all, ownership of domains is verified by the registrar, so IMHO, if you own a domain, it is your legal property.

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2002mjf Platinum Lifetime Member Name: Mark Last Online: 09-06-2009 05:46 PM iTrader: (5) Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 116 DNF$: 165 Location: Jasper, Alberta Country:	Paypal taken to court? Hi, I have been reading threads here and at other forums over the past couple of years about Paypal always taking the side of scammers due to their policy of "non-tangible" items, and was wondering if anyone has ever heard of anybody taking Paypal to court? After all, ownership of domains is verified by the registrar, so IMHO, if you own a domain, it is your legal property.