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Originally Posted by simacaj  |
And what does that prove? 1. According to the first user's claims (which we don't know if those are true), he doesn't have > 1 email address, disallowing him to use Paily's service. 2. According to the second user's claims (which, again, we don't know if those are true either), Paily charged him with 7.50$ for using the service. Well, this is one way to say it. Another way to say it will be, that Paily charged the website using the service for 7.50$, and they passed the fee to the client, as stated in paily.com/faq_all. Neither of these claims state that Paily.com is involved with fraud. Therefore, your "Being right, fun" sentence is falsely claimed, because you were wrong by "proving" a claim that was not claimed. Unsatisfied customers appear even if your product is free. In other news: 1 + 1 = 2. Being right, fun! Didn't I tell you that microsoft.com is a pyramid-scam website? Isn't this supposed to be a high-quality forum? Good day,