PayPal's buyer protection policy is limited to tangible goods. Therefore, it is an ideal front for fraudulent businesses to set up shop selling electronic goods like cell phone reloads, airline tickets, and so on. This makes PayPal a bad choice for consumers who are not careful enough to understand ...
PayPal is a really lousy company! Their customer service is terrible. They don't even have a telephone number to contact them listed on their website, yet everyone seems to be using their service! God forbid you need to send a payment to someone, PayPal is all they accept, and you have forgotten ...
PayPal owes me over $1000. I have been unable to collect this amount, which shows on their website as owed to me, but the usual configurations on the computer prevent me from collecting it. I have spent in excess of 25 hours attempting to collect this money owed. Fortunately, I am retired; ...
PayPal removed $500.00 from my account and eventually gave it to the buyer. I have shown proof that the item was delivered and signed for by the buyer, and PayPal will not acknowledge it because the online tracking says different. This letter came directly from DHL in Turkey, and the buyer had me ...
This company is nothing but a rip-off to consumers and strong-arms the general public, who do not know any better. They take funds from a person's account without authorization and always go for the buyers who complain about any items or services that do not comply with their idea of worthiness. ...
PayPal initiated shipment of an item I never purchased and charged it to my Mastercard that they have on record. Then PayPal notified a past seller on eBay to ship me an item that I did not order or buy. I learned about this when the seller sent me an email saying he had shipped the merchandise. ...