A simple read of Paypal's rules would show William H. Clark to be a
liar.
I quote:
Multi-level Marketing, Pyramid and Matrix Programs
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You may not use PayPal to send or receive payments for any form of
multi-level marketing programs (including online payment randomizers),
as well as matrix, pyramid and Ponzi schemes, "get rich quick" scheme,
or other similar ventures.
Multi-Level Marketing
Multi-level marketing plans, also known as "network" or "matrix"
marketing, include any business in which a person receives proceeds
from his or her own sales of goods or services, of recruited members,
or any combination thereof. Similarly, PayPal prohibits as a
Multi-Level Marketing plan any business in which payouts occur at two
or more levels (both by the individual who actually sold the product as
well as by the person(s) "upline" that recruited the selling
individual).
Pyramid Schemes
Pyramid schemes, including Gifting Clubs and Ponzi schemes, involve the
exchange of money in relation to the process of enrolling other people
into the scheme. PayPal includes in its definition of "pyramid schemes"
any system in which a hierarchy is created by people joining under
others who joined previously, and in which those who join make payments
to those above them in the hierarchy ("upline"). Pyramid schemes are
prohibited as a form of investment fraud by federal laws and by the
laws of each of the fifty individual states. PayPal considers online
payment randomizers to be a type of pyramid scheme because the majority
of commissions are paid for recruitment of new members, and typically
operate by random placement within the program.
Matrix Programs
PayPal prohibits as a "matrix program" any business model that involves
the exchange of money primarily for the purpose of being added to a
waiting list for a product. In these instances, the individual at the
top of the list receives the product only after a set number of people
have joined below him or her.
"Get Rich Quick" And Other Related Businesses
Get Rich Quick schemes include any type of self-employment, start-up
businesses, or investment op****tunity where the claims of profit or
returns on investment are unrealistic or unsup****ted. By law, if a
business op****tunity costs $500.00 USD or more, the promoter is
required to sup****t any claims regarding earnings or profits with
written do***entation.
In determining whether a website or account violates our Pyramid, Multi
Level Marketing, and Get Rich Quick Schemes Policy, PayPal will
consider some or all of the following factors:
Offering commissions to recruit new members
Requiring new distributors to purchase costly inventory or "start-up
kits"
Members' profits are derived from recruiting new members or from the
sales of newly-recruited members ("downline"), rather than their own
sales
Unrealistic or unsup****ted promises regarding profits/return on
investment
Percentage of the company's goods sold by non-distributor
Businesses warned against by the Better Business Bureau, state Attorney
General, Federal Trade Commission (FTC), or any state or federal agency
Flow of money derived from new members predominantly moves "upline"
Preservation of the business rests on the exponential growth of new
members or customers
Speculative real estate or non-development property
William H. Clark wrote:
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> Keep in mind that everything stated below is 100% legal as stated by the
> U.S. Post Office (1-800-725-2161).
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