Ebay and Paypal are sitting back making money at our expense. They claim to offer protection for sellers and buyers, so if that is the case, why can't I access my money right away as a seller? I sold a brand new in box T-Mobile cell phone yesterday. The email said my funds would be available to me ...
eBay and PayPal steal people's money. They allow scammers to steal people's money and product. They help the scammers. ...
I was selling an original art sketch on eBay. An art dealer offered to buy it from me, and shortly after receiving it he reported it damaged to PayPal and filed a "not as described" claim. Both PayPal and eBay told me they filed fraud claims against the buyer when I emailed them ...
This has happened to me twice, and I have been on opposite sides of it. First, as a buyer. My new laptop needed an inexpensive Photoshop, and an eBay listing named "Linux Photoshop" looked right. I paid, and it shipped shortly afterward. The package turned out to hold a burned disc with ...
I bid on an eBay auction ($900) and began to pay with PayPal. During the process the seller's phone number and address popped up, and I called the seller to ask some questions, as it was a large sum of money ($900 plus $155 shipping). I talked to a guy named Zander, (407) 430-3600, who I am ...
I just wanted to let off some steam and warn others about my recent eBay rip-off. Bottom line: I purchased a new DVD set from a company with 100% positive feedback. Needless to say, they went "bankrupt" and kept the money, while eBay and PayPal (owned by eBay) have yet to do anything or ...