How to buy stuff for free!

**Delko DJ** · 08-02-2013

Originally Posted by CrossCombat3

Ladies and Gentlemen.. the most unoriginal comment in the history

dude it is impossible to buy things for free

**C.C.** · 08-02-2013

Originally Posted by CrossCombat3

Not really, this is from the paypal policy, so this is not illegal and you will not goto prison, get sued or get shot for this

yeah uhm, I have to break it to you but stealing is not covered in the paypal policies because it is a general offense and illegal in every country on earth.

Buying goods (digital or not) without actually paying for them is fraud and if they care enough they are going to sue you.

**Aborted** · 08-02-2013

"Buy" and "free" are complete contradictions.

**LizzyWolf** · 08-02-2013

Originally Posted by C.C.

yeah uhm, I have to break it to you but stealing is not covered in the paypal policies because it is a general offense and illegal in every country on earth.

Buying goods (digital or not) without actually paying for them is fraud and if they care enough they are going to sue you.

I was assuming so. I am pretty sure this BillMeLater thing is a credit system.. you 'buy' the item and receive it, you're use this service knowingly that you will have the money to pay for it later. Therefore, you may be able to get away with it for a certain amount of time. If you wait too long to pay for it, you are probably gonna get fucked.

**C.C.** · 08-02-2013

Originally Posted by LizzyWolf

I was assuming so. I am pretty sure this BillMeLater thing is a credit system.. you 'buy' the item and receive it, you're use this service knowingly that you will have the money to pay for it later. Therefore, you may be able to get away with it for a certain amount of time. If you wait too long to pay for it, you are probably gonna get fucked.

Yup, it's a credit system without an actual credit card.

From BillMeLater's About page:

"Bill Me Later is a PayPal service that lets you buy now and pay later. Think of it as a secure, instant, and reusable credit line without the plastic. Bill Me Later is available as a payment option at thousands of online stores and once added to your PayPal account, it can be used almost everywhere PayPal is accepted.You can apply today, or choose to apply during checkout. To apply, simply enter your birth date and the last 4 digits of your Social Security number, then accept the terms. You’ll get an approval decision in seconds. Bill Me Later is subject to credit approval and offered by WebBank, Salt Lake City, Utah."

**Plutonsvea** · 08-02-2013

Originally Posted by C.C.

Yup, it's a credit system without an actual credit card.

From BillMeLater's About page:

"Bill Me Later is a PayPal service that lets you buy now and pay later. Think of it as a secure, instant, and reusable credit line without the plastic. Bill Me Later is available as a payment option at thousands of online stores and once added to your PayPal account, it can be used almost everywhere PayPal is accepted.You can apply today, or choose to apply during checkout. To apply, simply enter your birth date and the last 4 digits of your Social Security number, then accept the terms. You’ll get an approval decision in seconds. Bill Me Later is subject to credit approval and offered by WebBank, Salt Lake City, Utah."

I can see what you mean. But as long as you don't abuse this, I think we should be fine. Just for one or two purchases under $100 maybe.
They make around $40 million a quarter or something, They're not going to worry about some kid behind a VPN using a fake paypal account to buy a Battlefield 4 preorder.

**C.C.** · 08-02-2013

Originally Posted by Plutonsvea

I can see what you mean. But as long as you don't abuse this, I think we should be fine. Just for one or two purchases under $100 maybe.
They make around $40 million a quarter or something, They're not going to worry about some kid behind a VPN using a fake paypal account to buy a Battlefield 4 preorder.

Yea but if they don't receive the money they will close the attached paypal account asap and flag the name, email and account data in their system as fraud and since they are tracking IPs for every account they are probably going to flag that too.