PayPal Gets Kicked Off eBay

We’re used to being able to use PayPal for anything and everything these days. You can use PayPal to exchange money between different currencies and then pay someone in their currency of choice. You can take loans through PayPal. You can pay your grocery bill through PayPal. From a company that nobody had heard of when eBay bought it in 2002, PayPal has become an integral part of everyday life for many people. Not everybody has a PayPal account, but almost everybody at least understands the concept of one. During the past twelve months, we’ve seen PayPal get bigger and more advanced than ever before. PayPal started allowing people to store and exchange cryptocurrency and partnered itself with a few online slots websites to create “PayPal casinos.” You could even use PayPal to acquire cryptocurrency in a few cases, which you could then use to play online slots. That’s how far we’ve come with technology now – and yet PayPal has just experienced a huge setback. You might be able to use it to pay for your bets at Rose Slots New Zealand, but you’ll no longer be able to use it to receive money from buyers on eBay. New…










