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US watchdog says PayPal illegally signed up customers for online credit and should be fined $25m
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PayPal has been accused by the US consumer financial watchdog of illegally signing users up for a credit product without their permission, reports Reuters. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said in a complaint on Tuesday that the company engaged in deceptive advertising and enrolled customers into its PayPal Credit program. The watchdog filed a court order in Maryland to have PayPal refund $15 million to affected users and pay a $10 million fine to the CFPB’s civil penalty fund. Of course, a judge’s approval is required to get PayPal to cough up the dough and the company has neither admitted…
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Cloud storage service Dropbox is rolling out improved image preview support to its Web app over the next few days. A new preview tool will allow users to zoom and pan and zoom into JPG, PNG, BMP and Photoshop PSD images. Dropbox says you’ll also be able to view PostScript (.eps) files and see more accurate color matching and higher resolutions in previews of Photoshop (.psd), Illustrator (.ai) and scalable vector graphic (.svg) files in your browser. In addition, the Web app will bring support for viewing artboards and pages in Illustrator files, so that you can check out entire…
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MasterCard is introducing a new service called Send, which allows customers to quickly and securely transfer funds digitally. Funds can be transferred domestically or internationally, and Send is open to individuals, government agencies, non-profits, merchants and businesses. Senders will need a card carrying the MasterCard logo; recipients won’t even need a bank account, as funds can be transferred via wire services like Western Union. Debit cards of any kind can also be linked to Send for accessing funds. MasterCard isn’t detailing how Send works, but says funds are available “anytime, anywhere” via any device. The service is live in the…
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