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- 04-13-2005, 12:43 AM #1PDA ManGuest
NOTE: Please notice, no profanity, no threats, no 12 year old attitude. Just
a mature professional businessman who has been faulted, and wants to spread
the word. Decide for yourself.
To any and all sellers, commercial or private sellers. If you have always
wondered "How can anyone complain about PayPal, always been good to me?"
Well I guess it is a matter of time. I just had a 100% chargeback of a
Wireless Phone Sale, where the in my policies I clearly *****ed our AS-IS in
a seperate color and in bold. After the user leaving glowing feedback"Great
phone from a great seller" 45 Days later he sends an email that the phones a
lemon and then 23 hours later he files a complaint with PayPal. (To this
date, I only know that the phone is a "lemon" no symptoms, no description of
the problem), just a lemon In the 23 hours prior to filing, I sent an email
offering to help, and received NO REPLY.
I have just stated EXACT FACTS. No embelishment, no exagerration, FACTS. And
here is another little surprise they have. .
When the Complaint shows up on your PayPal transaction screen, you get a box
with 500 character spaces to respond (Keep in mind the Buyer had unlimited
space when he sent his email) Then when you are going through the response
steps, a window pops up that requires you to enter an address should the
decision go against you. It states that this not an admission of fault. But
in order to continue in the response process you must fill this in. I just
got an email after 39 days, and I quote" Thank you for agreeing to provide a
full refund to this buyer, including shipping and handling"
I couldnt believe it.
Anyway, PayPal just showed its colors. I have probably paid some serious
money in Transaction fees in the last 2 years. Well they are going to be
history, hard to cut them right off, but I will phase them out fast. Anyone
that is using another payment service that they like, please post it up
here, cuase I am one pissed off guy.
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- 04-13-2005, 06:18 PM #2DWGuest
Re: eBAY Sellers, Read This, Before it happens to you
PDA Man wrote:
> NOTE: Please notice, no profanity, no threats, no 12 year old attitude. Just
> a mature professional businessman who has been faulted, and wants to spread
> the word. Decide for yourself.
>
> To any and all sellers, commercial or private sellers. If you have always
> wondered "How can anyone complain about PayPal, always been good to me?"
> Well I guess it is a matter of time. I just had a 100% chargeback of a
> Wireless Phone Sale, where the in my policies I clearly *****ed our AS-IS in
> a seperate color and in bold. After the user leaving glowing feedback"Great
> phone from a great seller" 45 Days later he sends an email that the phones a
> lemon and then 23 hours later he files a complaint with PayPal. (To this
> date, I only know that the phone is a "lemon" no symptoms, no description of
> the problem), just a lemon In the 23 hours prior to filing, I sent an email
> offering to help, and received NO REPLY.
>
> I have just stated EXACT FACTS. No embelishment, no exagerration, FACTS. And
> here is another little surprise they have. .
>
> When the Complaint shows up on your PayPal transaction screen, you get a box
> with 500 character spaces to respond (Keep in mind the Buyer had unlimited
> space when he sent his email) Then when you are going through the response
> steps, a window pops up that requires you to enter an address should the
> decision go against you. It states that this not an admission of fault. But
> in order to continue in the response process you must fill this in. I just
> got an email after 39 days, and I quote" Thank you for agreeing to provide a
> full refund to this buyer, including shipping and handling"
> I couldnt believe it.
> Anyway, PayPal just showed its colors. I have probably paid some serious
> money in Transaction fees in the last 2 years. Well they are going to be
> history, hard to cut them right off, but I will phase them out fast. Anyone
> that is using another payment service that they like, please post it up
> here, cuase I am one pissed off guy.
>
>
SPAM
- 04-14-2005, 02:22 PM #3DWGuest
Re: eBAY Sellers, Read This, Before it happens to you
Say What? wrote:
> "DW" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>
>>PDA Man wrote:
>>
>>>NOTE: Please notice, no profanity, no threats, no 12 year old attitude.
>
> Just
>
>>>a mature professional businessman who has been faulted, and wants to
>
> spread
>
>>>the word. Decide for yourself.
>>>
>>>To any and all sellers, commercial or private sellers. If you have
>
> always
>
>>>wondered "How can anyone complain about PayPal, always been good to me?"
>>>Well I guess it is a matter of time. I just had a 100% chargeback of a
>>>Wireless Phone Sale, where the in my policies I clearly *****ed our
>
> AS-IS in
>
>>>a seperate color and in bold. After the user leaving glowing
>
> feedback"Great
>
>>>phone from a great seller" 45 Days later he sends an email that the
>
> phones a
>
>>>lemon and then 23 hours later he files a complaint with PayPal. (To this
>>>date, I only know that the phone is a "lemon" no symptoms, no
>
> description of
>
>>>the problem), just a lemon In the 23 hours prior to filing, I sent an
>
> email
>
>>>offering to help, and received NO REPLY.
>>>
>>>I have just stated EXACT FACTS. No embelishment, no exagerration, FACTS.
>
> And
>
>>>here is another little surprise they have. .
>>>
>>>When the Complaint shows up on your PayPal transaction screen, you get a
>
> box
>
>>>with 500 character spaces to respond (Keep in mind the Buyer had
>
> unlimited
>
>>>space when he sent his email) Then when you are going through the
>
> response
>
>>>steps, a window pops up that requires you to enter an address should the
>>>decision go against you. It states that this not an admission of fault.
>
> But
>
>>>in order to continue in the response process you must fill this in. I
>
> just
>
>>>got an email after 39 days, and I quote" Thank you for agreeing to
>
> provide a
>
>>>full refund to this buyer, including shipping and handling"
>>>I couldnt believe it.
>>>Anyway, PayPal just showed its colors. I have probably paid some serious
>>>money in Transaction fees in the last 2 years. Well they are going to be
>>>history, hard to cut them right off, but I will phase them out fast.
>
> Anyone
>
>>>that is using another payment service that they like, please post it up
>>>here, cuase I am one pissed off guy.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>SPAM
>
> IGNORANT
>
>
IGNORANT? No! Floridian!
- 04-14-2005, 03:07 PM #4Say What?Guest
Re: eBAY Sellers, Read This, Before it happens to you
"DW" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> PDA Man wrote:
> > NOTE: Please notice, no profanity, no threats, no 12 year old attitude.
Just
> > a mature professional businessman who has been faulted, and wants to
spread
> > the word. Decide for yourself.
> >
> > To any and all sellers, commercial or private sellers. If you have
always
> > wondered "How can anyone complain about PayPal, always been good to me?"
> > Well I guess it is a matter of time. I just had a 100% chargeback of a
> > Wireless Phone Sale, where the in my policies I clearly *****ed our
AS-IS in
> > a seperate color and in bold. After the user leaving glowing
feedback"Great
> > phone from a great seller" 45 Days later he sends an email that the
phones a
> > lemon and then 23 hours later he files a complaint with PayPal. (To this
> > date, I only know that the phone is a "lemon" no symptoms, no
description of
> > the problem), just a lemon In the 23 hours prior to filing, I sent an
email
> > offering to help, and received NO REPLY.
> >
> > I have just stated EXACT FACTS. No embelishment, no exagerration, FACTS.
And
> > here is another little surprise they have. .
> >
> > When the Complaint shows up on your PayPal transaction screen, you get a
box
> > with 500 character spaces to respond (Keep in mind the Buyer had
unlimited
> > space when he sent his email) Then when you are going through the
response
> > steps, a window pops up that requires you to enter an address should the
> > decision go against you. It states that this not an admission of fault.
But
> > in order to continue in the response process you must fill this in. I
just
> > got an email after 39 days, and I quote" Thank you for agreeing to
provide a
> > full refund to this buyer, including shipping and handling"
> > I couldnt believe it.
> > Anyway, PayPal just showed its colors. I have probably paid some serious
> > money in Transaction fees in the last 2 years. Well they are going to be
> > history, hard to cut them right off, but I will phase them out fast.
Anyone
> > that is using another payment service that they like, please post it up
> > here, cuase I am one pissed off guy.
> >
> >
> SPAM
IGNORANT
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