(1)PayPal: If you are a PayPal account, after your account is frozen, the account balance will be cleared if it is not handled in time, and the account will be permanently frozen.
(2) AliExpress: At present, if the defendant’s account number is AliExpress, the platform will freeze your account balance after receiving the temporary freezing order, but the store can continue to operate and the subsequent turnover can continue to be withdrawn. Without settlement, law firms such as GBC can’t get accounts. Therefore, if the balance of the frozen account is small, like about $1,000, you can choose not to settle, but if the frozen amount is large, you have to settle. However, compared with PayPal, GBC has lower settlement terms for AliExpress.
(3)Wish: Generally speaking, if the defendant seller is a Wish account, the platform will fine you, but you can continue to operate after that. However, if the plaintiff’s law firm is GBC, after the trial in absentia, the platform will intermittently deduct money from the seller, and even treat you as a withdrawal machine. Therefore, Mai Jia supports the suggestion that if the Wish account is sued by GBC, it is best to settle it as soon as possible.
As far as the current situation is concerned, after the seller is sued, the accounts of AliExpress and Wish stores can still come back after the settlement is successful, and the accounts of PayPal platform will also come back in most cases, but PayPal platform may also conduct a second security audit on the seller, and suspend accounts that they think are risky and of little value to them as soon as possible, but similar treatment has rarely appeared.
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