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GUNPAL, Inc.: The First Serious Competitor for PayPal Inc.
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"'GUNPAL, Inc. is a transaction-neutral online payment platform with a philanthropic spirit,' announces Founder/CEO Ben Cannon. 'It is also the first serious competitor for PayPal Inc.'"
A percentage of each transaction is donated to a selected charity at no additional cost to the user. ..."
"An avid supporter of constitutional rights, Cannon created a discrimination-free online payment application, starting with the recognition of the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms."
"Prohibited by PayPal's 'Acceptable Use Policy', the $3 billion firearms and accessories industry has adopted GUNPAL as the payment platform of choice. ..." ... |
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