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Agreed 100% - Had this happen to me and it took literally MONTHS to correct
because people at Paypal will tell you everything is fine and taken care of,
then they do nothing many times and make you do the legwork. Credit card
reversal is sometimes your only recourse. Doug is right and make sure you
always use a credit card since debit cards don't seem to carry the exact
same protection all the time.
Andy
"Kansas Pinball" <cyberolds1@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>
> I think that with all the purchases you have racked up on Ebay and all
> the money you have spent on Ebay lately, you know the routine. Contact
> Paypal and file a dispute. They will do their little song and dance and
> eventually come back and say you are not at fault and deserve to have
> our money refuned. Unfortunately, there is NO money in the seller's
> account so we can't help you. You then make sure to talk to them about
> what your next step is. For me, I knew I could do a reversal on my
> credit card, but I wanted it in THEIR database that they
> agreed/suggested that it would be my next step. They did put it in the
> database and I did reverse the charges with my credit card. Paypal then
> came back to me and said that they are now going to investigate my
> reversal (because it comes out of Paypal's ass now). They E-mailed my
> seller and he had no proof of delivery etc so they had to side with me.
>
> I have heard horror stories about Paypal but in this case, it all went
> smoothly and fairly. They do NOT like it when you reverse the charges,
> especially when the seller has quickly drained his Paypal account. But,
> why take it in the ass for Paypal?
>
> Doug
>
> Pinthetic@gmail.com wrote:
>> Payed with paypal. No boards, no answers to email, no nothing.
>>
>> Anybody know this guy?
>>
>>
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6189374072
>>
>> Mario
>> Pinthetic
>
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