[Buddha-l] Question of rebounced mail on Pali chronology

[curt]

I occasionally use paypal for on-line purchases. I think that the "spam" 
messages are not correlated to your use or non-use of paypal - whether 
you use it all the time, occassionally, or never you will get the same 
amount of these messages on a regular basis. I am pretty paranoid as a 
general rule, but I don't think there is any greater danger in using 
paypal than there is in using a credit card to pay for dinner at a 
restaurant (quite possibly less danger).
- Curt

Peter D. Junger wrote:

>Franz Metcalf writes:
>
>: Jim et al.,
>: 
>: As we've thus far heard from one other member who supports the PayPal 
>: account idea (and none yet who don't), and as such accounts are free, 
>: and as one can transfer into them even tiny amounts of money without a 
>: fee, and as Jim didn't ask for the account and thus gets to keep the 
>: lion's share of the merit, and as this nevertheless creates a little 
>: field of merit for the whole assembled multitude of buddha-lers (who 
>: clearly need it), I repeat my suggestion that you open an account, Jim.
>
>One problem is that there are those of us, such as myself, who have
>no idea of how paypal works but do receive dozens or more spam messages
>a day saying that our paypal account is deactivated or something like
>that.  I'd love to support Jim but am really afraid of paypal.
>
>With hands together,
>Peter
>--
>Peter D. Junger--Case Western Reserve University Law School--Cleveland, OH
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