LOL you sound too dumb to wipe your own ass. Your website must be a total piece of crap if you do not understand the difference between sending out email marketing and violating the GDPR. It shows that you have limited mental capacity. Calling people a moron over things that you don't even understand is another level of stupid.

For reference:
https://chambers.com/articles/ico-imposes-eur224000-fine-for-bccccto-blunder

edit: For the search engines: the site is TurboEmdr.com - a total fraud and the maker is a spamming, review faking and privacy violating idiot.

There are a million other sites that offer this, even ones that are free.
Your site doen't have proper account management - users can't manage their personal data.
Your site has a bad reputation from using spam accounts to promote it on Reddit and posting fake reviews.

You just commited a huge GDPR breach by sending out an email with all users in the CC.
The fine for this alone is at least 120k.
Anyone dumb enough to buy your website needs to take into account that they can be held liable for that.

Well there is no way that PayPal and FTX are similar, though PayPal has over the years increased their KYC and verification process for each transaction and accounts, but as long as you are using the right info and providing them with what they need, PayPal is all good and see how many active users they have without any issues.

Yea, that's a little bit too much tinfoil hat-ish. There are no hiring of developers to create bugs, it's just PayPal themselves that are making the decision to not return the funds.

One problem people have with Paypal is their strict rules. It would have been better to compare PayPal to a crypto gambling site than FTX exchange. FTX doesn't lock people's account for six months and ask for their card details. They were just unfortunate, things went wrong. However, Paypal is guilty of what you claim they're. I've seen multiple complaints about PayPal ever since Elon Musk was in that company, and I think he made his fortunes from seizing tens of thousands from people's account for boycotting some rules. One bit, never in my journey of online trading did I like PayPal. Thanks to bitcoin I would have been uncomfortable buying and selling with PayPal. Hence, a major part of the reason why PayPal locks people's account has to do with the kind of transactions going on in the account. Keep trying, OP, you could get lucky!

I'm not sure as it will totally depend on how your case will progress, but for now it just seems like very bad customer support. I'll bet there's still a huge chance that you'll gain back access to your funds.

But on the other hand, checkout the PayPal subreddit. Lots of cases of PayPal locking up user's funds for months and months and end up keeping the money anyway.

How come you lost access to your 6 month old credit card? You can request to issue another replacement to your bank instead of attacking Paypal itself since it's their job to secure the user funds that are linked to the credit card since it's their requirement to have a Paypal account. I remember my verification too which requires me to have a bank account to prove ownership of my money. They are not scams but too centralized actually Paypal has excellent support since they usually call me if I do something on my account. You can easily get your old credit card info if you will pay a visit to your bank office branch.

The ban happened six months ago, all this time till today at 08:51:20 AM you didn't have the card but you found it at 09:37:56 AM?
Anyhow, looking at the other site you're promoting with that scammy EMDR pseudoscience, I have a feeling you have been selling some other things that were against PayPal policies.

I am a Paypal user and have had no bad incidents and so far, I have been fine using Paypal.

Paypal asks its users to do KYC by sending the documents. And to connect a credit or debit card, you can use VCC, which you can buy cheaply. That's what I did because I didn't want to connect my debit card to Paypal and I didn't have a credit card either.

After that, you just have to wait for verification from them and if everything is done, your account will change to be verified. So if you say that Paypal is a scammer, maybe you have something to hide that Paypal needs to check your account before allowing you to use it.

To be fair your case on PayPal and FTX bankruptcy are different, you're losing your card and they're either very slow to solve your case or not believe with your identity verification, while FTX is got hacked and they're don't have any funds to recover their losses.

But I'm curious what's the problem the PayPal ban your account in the first place? if you got banned for your own fault and it's really major issue, it's a PayPal right to terminate your account in the worst case even you've providing your KYC.