Checks PayPal's returned business email against RECEIVER_EMAIL#33
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…VER_EMAIL when a payment is received.
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Any chance of adding a test for this? |
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PayPal allows users to have more than one email address attached to their account.
If such an email address is specified as RECEIVER_EMAIL, transaction's verification goes wrong because PayPal returns the primary account's email as receiver_email, but gives the right business address.
This small patch allows to check RECEIVER_EMAIL against returned receiver_email and business email if different.