It has been my experience that Ebay and PayPal both exist to make the
seller happy.. Unless I'm mistaken, that's where the commission is.
CR
RampantNM@aol.com wrote:
> All I can say is good luck. I switched my paypal account to use my American
> Express cared so I have the ability to deny the charge with them as well as
> paypal.
>
> A couple of years ago now I bought some Morris manuals from a lady in
> England. I emailed her and asked if she would bundle them all in one package
> to
> save herself time and me some postage. She never answered. I sent several
> emails and finally got a notice from Ebay that I was about to be banned for
> non-payment. I paid right away and six weeks later after even more emails
> asking about the status of my purchase, I left a negative feedback. The lady
> them
> promptly sent me back an email saying she was giving me negative feedbacks
> as a buyer in retaliation.
>
> I complained to Ebay, but nothing was done. I eventually got the manuals,
> in separate shipments, a few days later. So I have a less than spectacular
> ebay score now.
>
> I contacted paypal and they basically said, forget it....this was before I
> got the manuals when they were six weeks late. I also have a friend that was
> scammed on a car deal on Ebay and paypal was no help for him. He got part of
> this money back from a credit card company, but the portion he paid by
> paypal was gone.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Robert B. Houston
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