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Access the PayPal services from a country that is not included on PayPal's permitted countries list.
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"Deal in any goods prohibited by law for export to or import from Russia (for example, luxury goods, sensitive goods included in the Common High Priority Items List, enterprise management software and design software)Excerpt from Stripe's Restricted Businesses List
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The clause states: “Deal in any goods prohibited by law for export to or import from Russia (for example, luxury goods, sensitive goods included in the Common High Priority Items List, enterprise management software and design software)”
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