confucy,

confucy · 10-02-2003

Serge, I have the perfect place above my desk!

Regarding your question about the PayPal case, about the only thing I know is that the case was settled. The parties involved have been very quiet. It's probably one of the cases where all parties are sworn to secrecy. But isn't it strange that PayPal left the adult business right before the settlement, or was it right after the settlement? Makes you wonder! Here is the case number in case Susanne has access to online legal research sites. LPPI v PayPal, Case #CV802354, Superior Court, County of Santa Clara. PayPal made lots of money using a billing program they stole from LPPI. I was very glad to see that LPPI sued them. Attorneys don't want to take cases on a contingency basis when they are up against a large company like PayPal who has the funds to stretch the case out for years.

I don't like or trust PayPal, but I use them. I was sorry to see them pull out of the adult business.

10-02-2003	#4
confucy Members Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 1,066	Serge, I have the perfect place above my desk! Regarding your question about the PayPal case, about the only thing I know is that the case was settled. The parties involved have been very quiet. It's probably one of the cases where all parties are sworn to secrecy. But isn't it strange that PayPal left the adult business right before the settlement, or was it right after the settlement? Makes you wonder! Here is the case number in case Susanne has access to online legal research sites. LPPI v PayPal, Case #CV802354, Superior Court, County of Santa Clara. PayPal made lots of money using a billing program they stole from LPPI. I was very glad to see that LPPI sued them. Attorneys don't want to take cases on a contingency basis when they are up against a large company like PayPal who has the funds to stretch the case out for years. I don't like or trust PayPal, but I use them. I was sorry to see them pull out of the adult business.