PayPal allowed me to register my international credit card in their system (they even charged me a $1.95 fee, refundable in the next transaction, for this).
When I tried to use my PayPal account to pay for a computer (that I need to do my job), PayPal froze the payment and kept the money in their account.
Now the online vendor (E-com electronics https://www.ecomelectronics.com/) says they cannot ship the computer due to PayPal holding the payment, and I have been charged $1449 by my credit card company.
I will not receive the computer on time (or not at all), and my job performance will suffer accordingly. I do not have the money to order another computer, while there is $1449 (my money) floating in the PayPal corporate account.
I have sent several messages to PayPal asking for a solution (either send the money to the online vendor or refund the money to my credit card account), and I have been left with no response.
The people at PayPal are simply ignoring me. If they do not give me my money back, they will steal $1449 from a Central American man who works really hard for every single dollar he earns. I never imagined an American corporation could act in such a way.
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