(01-17-2024 10:04 AM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  

(01-17-2024 10:01 AM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(01-17-2024 09:49 AM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  I used to use PayPal to purchase ammo. They only recently changed their policy. I discovered this when I got an order rejected last year. No big deal. F' PayPal.

But you can paypal me and I then hand you the gun and ammo. They would not know.
Or if I have a card reader you swipe your Georgia Credit Union card, it clears, and I hand you Guns, Ammo, and a copy of Mugged by Ann Coulter.

When can we meet up!?

(01-17-2024 09:54 AM)bobdizole Wrote:  P2P makes this make a lot more sense. The gun part is obviously bad, but the second thing is prescription drugs or medical devices. I thought what bank doesn't let you buy your medicine with your debit card?

Buying prescription drugs from another person though makes a lot more sense

Yeah, paying Walgreens with your debit card is different than buying some guys grandmas leftover oxy with Zelle payment.

Or buying online Viagra with an online doctor that doesn't speak English "prescribing" it.

(01-17-2024 10:28 AM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  

(01-17-2024 09:54 AM)bobdizole Wrote:  P2P makes this make a lot more sense. The gun part is obviously bad, but the second thing is prescription drugs or medical devices. I thought what bank doesn't let you buy your medicine with your debit card?

Buying prescription drugs from another person though makes a lot more sense

Yeah, paying Walgreens with your debit card is different than buying some guys grandmas leftover oxy with Zelle payment.

But ironically it's very easy to buy grandma's oxy, or a hate speech Bible, with a debit card linked to paypal or whatever. So why have an absurd user agreement than bans many legal purchases?

(01-17-2024 11:21 AM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(01-17-2024 10:28 AM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  

(01-17-2024 09:54 AM)bobdizole Wrote:  P2P makes this make a lot more sense. The gun part is obviously bad, but the second thing is prescription drugs or medical devices. I thought what bank doesn't let you buy your medicine with your debit card?

Buying prescription drugs from another person though makes a lot more sense

Yeah, paying Walgreens with your debit card is different than buying some guys grandmas leftover oxy with Zelle payment.

But ironically it's very easy to buy grandma's oxy, or a hate speech Bible, with a debit card linked to paypal or whatever. So why have an absurd user agreement than bans many legal purchases?

Your hillbilly oxy dealer takes debit cards? I guess it really is the 21st century.

(01-17-2024 11:25 AM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  

(01-17-2024 11:21 AM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(01-17-2024 10:28 AM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  

(01-17-2024 09:54 AM)bobdizole Wrote:  P2P makes this make a lot more sense. The gun part is obviously bad, but the second thing is prescription drugs or medical devices. I thought what bank doesn't let you buy your medicine with your debit card?

Buying prescription drugs from another person though makes a lot more sense

Yeah, paying Walgreens with your debit card is different than buying some guys grandmas leftover oxy with Zelle payment.

But ironically it's very easy to buy grandma's oxy, or a hate speech Bible, with a debit card linked to paypal or whatever. So why have an absurd user agreement than bans many legal purchases?

Your hillbilly oxy dealer takes debit cards? I guess it really is the 21st century.

Your ghetto ass oxy dealer does, or you could paypal him as well. Now mr. smarty lefty how does Georgia Credit Union stop this transaction with my debit card or the linked paypal account?

(01-17-2024 11:29 AM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(01-17-2024 11:25 AM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  

(01-17-2024 11:21 AM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  

(01-17-2024 10:28 AM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  

(01-17-2024 09:54 AM)bobdizole Wrote:  P2P makes this make a lot more sense. The gun part is obviously bad, but the second thing is prescription drugs or medical devices. I thought what bank doesn't let you buy your medicine with your debit card?

Buying prescription drugs from another person though makes a lot more sense

Yeah, paying Walgreens with your debit card is different than buying some guys grandmas leftover oxy with Zelle payment.

But ironically it's very easy to buy grandma's oxy, or a hate speech Bible, with a debit card linked to paypal or whatever. So why have an absurd user agreement than bans many legal purchases?

Your hillbilly oxy dealer takes debit cards? I guess it really is the 21st century.

Your ghetto ass oxy dealer does, or you could paypal him as well. Now mr. smarty lefty how does Georgia Credit Union stop this transaction with my debit card or the linked paypal account?

They don’t stop anything. Their TOS for P2P are written to reduce their liability, not stop your behavior.