One Sure Sign Apple Has Release A Revolution Product – Competitors Tell The World It’s Useless

ReadWrite first reported that Pay Pal has published full-page advertisements in the New York Times, the New York Times, USA Today, and San Francisco Chronicle suggesting that potential Pay users will be wise to avoid the service if they want their money to be safer than their selfies.

The Ad is pretty ironic given that Pay Pal has already pointed out that Braintree, a subsidiary, can process Apple Pay payments. More importantly, it shows a company that is scared of the impact Pay is going to have on its’ business. And with good reason, if one is to take past experiences into consideration:

From Kontra (Conunternotions):