> It is also a little entertaining that their "brand risk" department is probably doing so much unintentional damage to the brand.
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Their brand risk department obviosly tries to optimize the brand for someone big, someone nameless, and not for the customers.
This itself leads to questions about paypals business model. Are they in business to provide payment services to users, or are their primary customers actually not end users, but someone buying something else?
Their brand risk department obviosly tries to optimize the brand for someone big, someone nameless, and not for the customers.
This itself leads to questions about paypals business model. Are they in business to provide payment services to users, or are their primary customers actually not end users, but someone buying something else?