This is a common form of internet fraud. The email appeared to be from "PayPal," but the email actually was from a fraudulent address, "[email protected]". Notice it is payPAY and not payPAL. If you do not look carefully, you would think it was from PayPal. These scam artists ...
In February I sold an item (a sterling silver Tiffany salad serving set) on eBay for $900.00 to an individual who paid me for the item via PayPal. The item was described in great detail and had numerous detailed close-up photographs so that the buyer would know exactly what she was purchasing. The ...
A few months ago I was unable to resolve a dispute with a merchant directly, so I filed a claim with PayPal. During the 45-day period I never heard anything back from PayPal, and I was unable to get any information on the case in my account at the Resolution Center. When I called on the phone, ...
On or around March 8, I ordered PayPal services in Canada. I authorized them to take money from my checking account to pay for products. Then they asked me to transfer funds into my account, so I transferred 90.00 into my PayPal account, assuming that I needed to do that to pay for the products ...
I purchased an electronic item using PayPal, believing their advertisement about being "protected." Well, the item was DOA. I returned it to the seller, who simply ignored all of my email requests. I filed a claim with PayPal and it was refused! Apparently, if you do not use their ...
I sold a guitar on eBay. It was not advertised as a Martin, although it said Martin on the headstock. It was advertised as a "beautiful new acoustic guitar." The buyer thought it was a Martin and asked for a refund. I told him it was not advertised as a Martin and that he had lots of ...