u/Nyeggg

I recently got deactivated, no big deal honestly as I quickly switched my payments and already contacted customer service (just waiting for their 2nd review). But the email I got day of deactivation explained that i was deactivated and I would be charged a "high volume dispute fee". I am *NOT* a seller. Any money I received has been from my parents.

its not a scam either as my paypal account has that annoying red text whenever i get on the app. But is this a deactivation mistake in general that can get appealed? or does everyone who get deactivated just have to pay a fee??

For more information, I made my paypal account a little around 2 months ago, as I had just recently got my first job. I live in the U.S. and Im over 18. I kinda knew nothing about paypal so I probably broke a few rules that I was unaware of, which is why the ban itself is not a big deal to me. When I called customer service, they said theyll review the ban and get back to me in a couple of days. (Does that mean its hopeless? lol)

If anyone can answer this itd help a lot! I just want to know about the dispute fee (this was previously deleted, so mightve been too much info or bad wording, sorry!)

Hello! I, like a lot of people here, got malware on my pc after being stupid and trying to emulate for the first time. It happened last month, and since then i reinstalled windows (but kept my personal files as I do not have a USB (I plan on buying one when i can to completely reset my pc when i do)). I've changed all my passwords on a separate device, manually checked my computer system files, and ran 3 different malware scans reddit has recommended and they all came clean. I know youre probably thinking I don't need to make a post, but I've been really anxious and paranoid on if that's enough as Ive been told microsoft can make it so malware doesn't appear on your scans.

I pretty much just want to know, did I do everything? Is my computer okay? I'm just very paranoid now, sorry if this post doesn't belong!