When we limited your account, we looked at different factors including:
– Information we collect internally and sometimes from other users.
– PayPal’s tools, processes, and information that monitor our payment network are confidential and proprietary.
To help you understand our limitation process, there are a few things you should know:
– When you signed up for our services, you agreed to our User Agreement, Privacy, Acceptable Use Policies, and others.
– The decision to place a limitation on your account was based on terms outlined in these agreements.
– Generally, we place limitations on an account to learn more about you, your account activity or your transactions. To appeal an account limitation, we might ask you to take various steps, provide us with information, or supply us with certain documents.
– In some cases, we may decide that we can no longer offer our services to you.
If you would like to obtain copies of the information we reviewed in deciding to place a limitation on your account, you will need to obtain a court order or subpoena. To do so, you may want to consider speaking with an attorney who should be able to explain the subpoena process to you. If you choose to subpoena the information, you’ll need to submit it to us using National Registered Agents, Inc.
Thanks,
PayPal Account Review Department