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- Surprised PayPal workers were disappointed on Thursday after finding out button B5 on the break room snack machine was limited due to "suspicious activity."
- By Thursday afternoon, Snicker starved employees rallied in front of parent company Ebay's headquarters demanding action. Ebay headquarters also serves as the official headquarters for PayPal, Inc.
- One worker described the action to limit the snack machine as "outrageous." One employee, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said, "How could they just do that without telling us? We depend on that machine for food." Said another PayPal employee, "It's just not right they have the power to do something for no reason." Paypal spokesman Joshua Childs refused to comment citing privacy concerns.
- Inside sources at Paypal however say that "suspicious activity" was connected with the use of the B5 button. The button was used to withdraw excessive amounts of Snickers bars.That caused the snack machine to be flagged by PayPal's fraud detection system. Omaha, Nebraska fraud agent Jacob J. Snuggles was also credited with detecting the unusual activity.
- Workers associated with the snack machine's use must now fax certain documentation such as identification and a utility bill before PayPal will review the situation further.
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