Paypal Notice

[Anonymous]

I got this a few moments ago. What does this mean for me? Now can I have an eBay card and PayPal card?

Soon, PayPal and eBay will no longer be part of the same group of companies and will operate as unrelated, separate organizations. So we're updating PayPal's User Agreement, Acceptable Use Policy, and Privacy Policy to continue providing the same great services you're used to. Although we have updated the Privacy Policy, our focus on protecting your data is not changing. The updated Privacy Policy highlights how we will share data with eBay after the separation to continue to deliver the same level of service to our shared customers. We're also making other changes to our business practices and policies that aren't related to the separation. These updates go into effect on July 1, 2015, so we encourage you to familiarize yourself with the updates. You can read them all at our Policy Updates page. Here are the highlights: We updated the Privacy Policy, including regarding sharing your information between PayPal and eBay after the separation. The User Agreement has been revised to reflect how PayPal services will work after the separation. We've updated the User Agreement regarding when and how we may contact you. We've expanded our PayPal Buyer Protections to include intangibles like digital items and services. We changed our fee structure for certain sellers and nonprofits. We also updated the terms of the PayPal User Agreement relating to how legal disputes with PayPal are resolved, including changes to the Agreement to Arbitrate. If you don't agree to the amended User Agreement, Privacy Policy, or Acceptable Use Policy, you may close your account before July 1, 2015 and you won't be bound by the amended terms. As always, if you need help or have any questions, give us a call or visit our Help Center. You can find the link on any page of our website. Thank you for being a PayPal customer. Sincerely, PayPal

[tufa4311]

I don't exactly know what an e-bay card is, but, yes, it means these two companies will no longer be under the same entity and thus will have seperate organizations with thier own accounts, subscriptions, and approval processes.