This site is one big scam... The people who run it surely know about it too. Alls that happens is someone will ask for your email then when your chatting to them on say yahoo or facebook. All of a sudden they will want you to vote for them on some OTHER site and the only way to do this is by ...
My PayPal credit card was used at two different internet sales, and a total of 1250 was put on my card. There is an address where the person had the items shipped. ...
I tried signing up thinking it was real, and with the similarities of match.com i thought this site could have potential. As the messages came all with a similar trend i noticed something was weird. I dont even believe the pictures of the females are true. ...
I made a huge purchase on Target's website and paid by my Amex through PayPal because the website encouraged me to do so, saying it is "Safer." When I decided to return a few items, I found out that the only way is to get store credit, because paying through PayPal makes it appear as if ...
PayPal does not protect its sellers! In one instance, for example, I had a bad customer order an $800 wind turbine. He paid through PayPal, I shipped the unit, and the customer charged the item back right after I marked the unit as shipped. PayPal automatically gave his money back, no questions ...
I do not know if it is true or not, but I received an email from PayPal asking me to update my information on their form. I question it because it had no icon, and the English is questionable. Their form was an "attachment," which I did not open. I could forward it to you if you would ...