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below24
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Posted: 2007-10-09 11:17
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Yes but does not seem to have won much. Which i feel is wrong the fact that the majority of people are sheep and will do what ebay tells them to!
LesleyAnn
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Posted: 2007-10-09 11:49
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amnesia, do u know how your supplier trades... i mean where the phones come from. do u trust your supplier fully?
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Posted: 2007-10-09 12:20
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dont mention paypal to me! they stink big time! i got ripped off to the tune of £400 + 2 D900! even though i sent them the tracking number and proof of who signed for it they still found in favour of the scammer! who ended up keeping the phone and his money he did it to 3 of us all on the same day! Paypal are the biggest s**t company i've ever come across.......good luck coz your gonna need it dealing with them

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Posted: 2007-10-09 13:22
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Mate, i think you've got no chance. I predict they will say you seem "high risk to them" and they will not want you to use paypal again. thats after you provide all the steps to remove the limitation. They done the same to me, ive got 4 banned accounts and they are holding over £6000 of mine for 180days.

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Posted: 2007-10-09 18:48
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Amnesia, do you use PayPal quite alot for this type of Sale and Buying?

PayPal might think your using it an awful lot and are looking into you before they can clear the cash, however I hope you get it solvd btw keep onto them
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Posted: 2007-10-09 19:29
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in my experience, paypal rarely helps "the victim" and usually will give the victory away to whoever's making the error. they're staying strong in business because they are eBay's child company, which of course, makes them pretty much in "God" status about people's money. there won't be much to do, plus your case are in 2 different countries (UK and US). wish you luck for everything. oh, anyway, if you ever need to see a company with worse performance (in handling people's money) than PayPal, try liquidation dot com. paypal's much better compared to them
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Posted: 2007-10-10 04:18
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lol well I've been using paypal alot, but not much different than I have in the past.

The supplier is AT&T, but a person I know goes to various stores around the country searching for 1.0.2 version iPhones.

Long story short, I sent them everything they asked for, they sent an email asking for MORE.

I called and they said "write a letter explaining why you can't provide receipts and fax it to us".

PAYPAL IS MY RECEIPT!!

They're making up stuff as they go along because I faxed them over my Law Degree, passport, and a PHOTO of a huge pile of iPhones
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Posted: 2007-10-10 09:44
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beware of this unsuspected emergency in business,
never put all the aggs in one basket,
hope you finally get though this.
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Posted: 2007-10-25 17:38
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lol so whats the latest Amnes?
have you lost your rag at PayPal over the phone yet
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amnesia
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Posted: 2007-10-25 18:29
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paypal are two faced bastards.
They act all friendly but do nothing.

They 'advised' the american guy to 'sever ties' with me for risk of fraud.

What the hell? I've been running Widgx for YEARS and using paypal too!

So I thought I'd do a little test and asked one of the customers to make a complaint on paypal saying that I was a good person and that paypal had no right to block me.

They replied to him saying, "Who do you trust? A well known international company or some stranger"

So it looks like paypal isn't just about f***ing up people's lives, they want to decide who your friends are too.

AND they don't mind ruining a businesses reputation!

I sent them an email two days back and they haven't replied.

The punks ALSO asked me to provide receipts for payment of some iPhones when I paid THROUGH PAYPAL. They also asked me to get the customers to email them telling them they received the iPhones, but they didn't give me an email to email to and the if you reply to the one they email from, it bounces back.


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Posted: 2007-10-26 03:47
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Hi Amensia and all,

I have to say i agree Pay Pal have seriously got really bad of late, i bought an iPod 80GB and my Pay Pal payments are made via direct debit from my Bank account received confirmation of payment made and the iPod arrived. In the meantime went to my bank checked my balance and paid off my credit card bills leaving a balance in my account. Then 14 days after the transaction i receive a E-Mail from Pay Pal saying payment was declined checked my bank account and they had taken over 10 days to claim payment costing me £38 for a declined payment and on the day i received the first E-Mail they attempted to collect payment again costing me another £38 pounds.

Spoke to them and got refunded £36 and also got the same refunded from my bank, but they really are useless now as i received the iPod before they took my money. So no longer trust them if i sell something that they won't reclaim the money back. More worrying is i could buy anything on E-bay the seller will send it to me and i won't of paid yet and if i can do that I'm sure others can to. Which reminds me must close Pay Pal account today.

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Posted: 2007-10-26 17:27
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Bloody hell ive never had any probs with them but im gunna keep a eye on them now cos of whats happened here..

I just can't believe a reliable company could act like such morons to there consumers who use the site alot..

Amnes what are your intentions next?
isn't there help you could seek cos it seems to me they've got your money under false circumstances here

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Posted: 2007-10-26 18:05
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A mate of mine had his account hacked, and some people off ebay were buting nice expensive phones. They were good about the whole affair, and have given him his money back, but how can someone hack into his account? This is the second case that I have heard of, so I cancelled my account with them, as I dont use it that much.
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Posted: 2007-10-27 00:35
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Did he get one of those scam emails that ask for your login details?
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Posted: 2007-10-27 14:48
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no. by chance he had logged onto his paypal account, and noticed a couple of sales for £280. Upon closer inspection, someone had put 2 debit cards onto his account, with zero money in, so for some reason these payments came from his account.
Paypal apparently froze his account, as they suspected something fraudulent happening.
He now has his money back, and his account is closed.
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