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Belle Delphine sold jars of her USED BATHWATER for $35 each and became an internet sensation. Everyone thought she'd made a fortune. But PayPal had actually taken $90,000 from her and closed her account. She kept it secret for FIVE YEARS because she thought the story of getting rich selling bathwater was better than admitting she'd made nothing. In 2019, Belle announced she was selling "Gamer Girl Bath Water." Fans rushed to buy it, and the jars sold out within days. She actually bathed in the water, filled the jars and mailed the packages herself. In the podcast below, Belle tells Ethan Klein how she came up with the idea. She confirms the bathwater was real and even jokes that she might have spat in some of the jars. But behind the viral success, she had a problem nobody knew about. PayPal had frozen her account. According to Belle, every $35 bathwater transaction was treated as a violation of its terms of service, carrying a $2,500 penalty. She says the company took approximately $90,000 from her account and refused to return it. When she called to ask what she'd done wrong, she says she couldn't get a clear explanation. She had already shipped the orders. The customers had their bathwater. But she couldn't access the money. So she said nothing. For years, articles continued portraying her bathwater stunt as a financial success. Then, on May 6, 2024, Belle finally revealed what had happened, posting a screenshot showing more than $90,000 taken from her PayPal account. She admitted she'd deliberately kept quiet because the original story made better headlines. The post went viral. Journalists contacted PayPal. And within 2 weeks, the company returned her $90,000. PayPal declined to discuss her individual account, but confirmed it had stopped issuing the $2,500 penalties the previous year. Belle spent 5 years unable to recover the money. Then one viral post and a few questions from reporters got it returned.
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Belle Delphine sold jars of her USED BATHWATER for $35 each and became an internet sensation. Everyone thought she'd made a fortune. But PayPal had actually taken $90,000 from her and closed her account. She kept it secret for FIVE YEARS because she thought the story of getting rich selling bathwater was better than admitting she'd made nothing. In 2019, Belle announced she was selling "Gamer Girl Bath Water." Fans rushed to buy it, and the jars sold out within days. She actually bathed in the water, filled the jars and mailed the packages herself. In the podcast below, Belle tells Ethan Klein how she came up with the idea. She confirms the bathwater was real and even jokes that she might have spat in some of the jars. But behind the viral success, she had a problem nobody knew about. PayPal had frozen her account. According to Belle, every $35 bathwater transaction was treated as a violation of its terms of service, carrying a $2,500 penalty. She says the company took approximately $90,000 from her account and refused to return it. When she called to ask what she'd done wrong, she says she couldn't get a clear explanation. She had already shipped the orders. The customers had their bathwater. But she couldn't access the money. So she said nothing. For years, articles continued portraying her bathwater stunt as a financial success. Then, on May 6, 2024, Belle finally revealed what had happened, posting a screenshot showing more than $90,000 taken from her PayPal account. She admitted she'd deliberately kept quiet because the original story made better headlines. The post went viral. Journalists contacted PayPal. And within 2 weeks, the company returned her $90,000. PayPal declined to discuss her individual account, but confirmed it had stopped issuing the $2,500 penalties the previous year. Belle spent 5 years unable to recover the money. Then one viral post and a few questions from reporters got it returned.

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