eBay & PayPal To Split Up

RFW

kheemonahs wrote: »

With regards to your last remark in the above reply, look through recent history, when customers get dissatisfied they walk resulting with the largest of companies going down the pan!

People make decisions based on how things work for them, I have intellectual property on Google, Facebook and Twitter, some of which could have some value. On balance I don't believe that that is at risk irrespective of what their user agreements say and the benefits of having it on there outweighs the possible negatives.
I can't see any of those companies "going down the pan" any time soon.

Even legally most agreements are taken with a pinch of salt, companies can put what they like but if they go against the law it's irrelevant. I believe that the laws pertaining to IP cover my use of these companies.

ghaithabed

can a customer open a dispute with ebay and paypal at the same time once they split up? i am an ebay merchant since year 2000 and i sell swiss watches and antiques and coins and bills and dinar banknotes there so i dont know what will be the difference.
thanks

RFW

ghaithabed wrote: »

can a customer open a dispute with ebay and paypal at the same time once they split up? i am an ebay merchant since year 2000 and i sell swiss watches and antiques and coins and bills and dinar banknotes there so i dont know what will be the difference.
thanks

There won't be any noticeable difference to how it works now.