I always find it interesting that around this amount of money is what's selected often for in hopes of a quick payment - as in, for most people, if it's a single one-off event - if they have money - $2.5k is bordering on deciding between wasting your time and paying a lawyer likely up to a similar amount for bare minimum involvement and response from a lawyer, or just paying it and getting it off your mind.
If they ding 1,000,000 people with that who are more likely to pay than not, it's a sweet ~$2.5 billion.
Is this simply a new revenue stream tactic since they're arguably at their peak and aren't going to gain more market share? Maybe they're just trying to milk the remaining users for as much as they can while they see PayPal being a sinking ship?
If they ding 1,000,000 people with that who are more likely to pay than not, it's a sweet ~$2.5 billion.
Is this simply a new revenue stream tactic since they're arguably at their peak and aren't going to gain more market share? Maybe they're just trying to milk the remaining users for as much as they can while they see PayPal being a sinking ship?