It's a complex question. Easy for Mailpile if they want to go to war about it. Start a new direct campaign somewhere else and tell their previous givers to request a charge-back.
PP acting in its role in indemnifying buyers here, which is understandable, but it really isn't appropriate for them to pass judgement on MP business plans.
Free market will sort this out anyway. IGG or givers will go to another platform if PP is seen as unreasonable. Few are going to go thru the trouble of a campaign if PP is constantly holding back the funds.
PP acting in its role in indemnifying buyers here, which is understandable, but it really isn't appropriate for them to pass judgement on MP business plans.
Free market will sort this out anyway. IGG or givers will go to another platform if PP is seen as unreasonable. Few are going to go thru the trouble of a campaign if PP is constantly holding back the funds.