When there are problems, PayPal's "Customer Service" will only inform you that you must resolve all complaints with the company you ordered from. They used to be helpful in resolving complaints, but it is actually pointless to even call anymore. If it is at all possible, do not use PayPal ...
This is one of the many reports about how awful PayPal is. There are so many awful things this company does that it makes me wonder how they are legal in the US. Here are examples of what PayPal has done to me as a seller and as a buyer. 1.) As a seller, I experienced the following. PayPal holds ...
PayPal is supposed to be safe. Well, I was unfortunate enough to have some company charge me without permission. As soon as I saw this charge, I used the PayPal dispute process to try to get it reversed. For those who don't know, the process is supposed to go like this (according to PayPal ...
I am complaining about how PayPal handles international disputes. Here is a short background on my issue. I sold an item via eBay to a buyer located in Germany (the buyer has 0 eBay transaction history). On 3/2/09 the payment via PayPal was received, and on 3/3/09 the item was shipped to Germany ...
PayPal will only reimburse money in a conflict resolution if you provide tracking information. However, providing a UPS tracking information code proves not to be enough for them, as they claim they cannot make out the name of the seller. PayPal does not bother to ask the seller or comment on the ...
After three buyer complaint filings, PayPal has decided that the thief (the seller of a laptop on eBay) has provided proof of shipping. What I do know is this: "The seller indeed sent a parcel to my hometown. The parcel was 4 ounces at a priority postage of $4.20. The AC adapter weighs more ...