Announcing a new tumblelog: Conferences Burned by PayPal
Using PayPal to sell tickets for your conference or event could be detrimental to its health. This new blogs warns organizers of the dangers.
Following my PayPal nightmare with the Update conference, I decided to create a site to warn future event and conference organizers that using PayPal could be detrimental to the health of their event: ConferencesBurnedByPayPal.tumblr.com.
Using PayPal to sell tickets for your conference or event could be detrimental to its health. This new blogs warns organizers of the dangers.
PayPal freezing accounts is nothing new. They do it all the time. And they've done it to other conferences also, including dConstruct, and more recently to Remy's Full Frontal.
This differs from other PayPal checkout procedures and, in my testing, I found that users expected to complete the transaction once on the PayPal web site.
Call their premium 0870 support number and pay £??? to be told that they will send you an email with instructions on the procedure which involves sending them a fax then proceed to wait several days for said email without success.
Second way:
Here's Marzia's comment: