Below Is the email that i recieved from paypal stating that Sites like TreeTrunkCash.com are against Paypal's Very Strict and senseless "AUP" they closed the paypal account that allowed you to join this site via paypal. I have been fighting with them to appeal this decision but as of yet no luck.

Many sites like TTC use paypal as a form of payment why they close our account and not others is beyond my understanding. This site along with many other sites like TTC are good legitimate sites and we should have the right to use paypal as a option. The fact that they deny sites like TTC is senseless. We are a well established website with hundreds of happy and satisfied members. If you think paypal should allow Sites like TTC to offer Paypal as a Payment option send them your emails, call them, write them letters,  start a petition of your own Rally for your right to use paypal when and where you want!

If you prefer you can simply sign our petition to allow well established "Randomizers" to be accepted by paypal and to lift there senseless restrictions from there "AUP" We are the reason they are #1  Lets not let them forget it!

A alternative to paypal is currently being considered we will continue to try and get paypal back as a payment option thank you.

Response from paypal:

Dear Greg Fultz,

I'm sorry for your frustration with this issue.

We regret to inform you that we cannot overturn the limitation on your account. Due to the violation of PayPals Acceptable Use Policy regarding MLM, Pyramid and Matrix Programs, your account has been closed. Please remove all references to PayPal from your website(s) and/or auction(s). This includes not only removing PayPal as a payment option, but also the PayPal logo and/or shopping cart.

You may not use PayPal to send or receive payments for any form of multi-level marketing programs (including online payment randomizers), as well as matrix, pyramid and Ponzi schemes, "get rich quick" scheme, or other similar ventures.

Pyramid schemes, including Gifting Clubs and Ponzi schemes, involve the exchange of money in relation to the process of enrolling other people into the scheme. PayPal includes in its definition of "pyramid schemes" any system in which a hierarchy is created by people joining under others who joined previously, and in which those who join make payments to those above them in the hierarchy ("upline"). Pyramid schemes are prohibited as a form of investment fraud by federal laws and by the laws of each of the fifty individual states. PayPal considers online payment randomizers to be a type of pyramid scheme because the majority of commissions are paid for recruitment of new members, and typically operate by random placement within the program.

If you have any questions, please contact the PayPal Acceptable Use Policy Department at aup@paypal.com.

Sincerely,

PayPal Acceptable Use Policy Department

PayPal, an eBay Company