does anyone know of a legal money triangle using paypal?

Question

I am interested in trying to invest in one

Answer 1

I'm not sure I know what a "money triangle" is, but a good idea whenever Paypal is involved is to go over their Acceptable Use Policies with a fine-toothed comb.

There is a lot of stuff that's legal, yet forbidden to operate through their service.

Answer 2

So when they catch you and they freeze your personal account along with whatever money might've been in it, you'll be next in the long line of paypal victims complaining about their horrible practices even thou you really were trying to take advantage of them by stealing money some kind of clever way, because you were convinced it was 'legal' according to some loophole despite the fact that common sense ought to tell you it was wrong.

It would be like when running a red light, arguing with the police that since you're colorblind and suffer from vertical optical dislexia that you could not tell the difference... You might get away with it once, but right it isn't and the police still can give you the citation and convict you too, even if you really suffer from said condition.

In the same way paypal doesn't have to abide by some interpretation of the laws or the rules if paypal as a business feels you are in the wrong, then they as a business can and will do what must be done to protect themselves.
On the order of complaints, the list of folks waiting in line I hear say is terrible long, and I don't foresee too many attorneys or judges wanting a stab at it, either.

Answer 3

you can gamble on line using paypal, just make sure your good at what you play