Maybe you and mjsbuddha are both right: You pay for a subscription, and then it is free to all subscribers?
Whatever, Paypal charges $5 for a security upgrade, but it's a one time fee.
Well no I dont think its badly worded. What I'm saying is Tux said verbally he would be providing this solution free to all subscribers, but hes changed that stance according to this latest announcement (ie it is now only going to be free for users who's trades were effectively cancelled during the the sell-off)?
And Paypal actually provided the RSA tokens FREE when they were first integrated into their system, for ALL paypal users. It was later that they introduced a fee for new subscribers. I still pay nothing for the token they gave me.
Well, let's get on the same page:
...solution free to all subscribers...What does that mean to you, they never had subscribers (ie monthly payments), do you mean
existing members?Paypal:
I was talking about this from 2007 for $5
Paypal Authentication Gets a Security Boost
http://geeksaresexy.blogspot.com/2007/01/paypal-authentication-gets-boost.html![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2F3.bp.blogspot.com%2F_Ojs5aKFrJKQ%2FRawqxFtYhRI%2FAAAAAAAAANQ%2F0rKrmMoZwLU%2Fs200%2Fpaypal_security_key.jpg&t=665&c=KN-qh0tbmVqYXw)
It was
never free (back then) for common or premium, only Business.