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"If you engage in a Restricted Activity, PayPal may charge the High Volume Dispute fees for all current and future disputes, irrespective of your dispute ratio or sales volumes...Excerpt from PayPal's User Agreement
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The clause states: “If you engage in a Restricted Activity, PayPal may charge the High Volume Dispute fees for all current and future disputes, irrespective of your dispute ratio or sales volumes...”
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