Paypal terrorizes its clients on the web. If one mistake is made via a payment address on the web, them watch out, Paypal gets its money and refuses to release any fund. I mistakenly made a rather large payment to an Ebay seller. I was off by one letter.
I immediately cancelled the transaction and contacted Paypal by phone. I was assured that the transaction had been cancelled. You can imagine by surprise when they attempted to send the payment after I had been told that no transaction would take place. So after attempting to work with this unethical company, I called my bank. They told me that the only recourse I had was to stop payment on the electronic check. They did not even charge me a stop payment fee because they know of Paypal's shady dealings.
Then as I sold on Ebay, money came into my Paypal account but it was restricted. I have done everything to get the account unrestricted including faxing my license, bank statements and phone bill three times to them. I have written, cajoled, etc. They still have my money which they refuse to release. They are internet terrorists. They could care less about customer service. They told me that when I had faxed all of this documentation that I would get my account unfrozen. No such luck.
Now they want me to have their documents taken to a notary and have the info notarized. And the money that is sitting in my account which they have... Well, they will deduct that money from my checking account so that they have a guarantee that the money in my account is good. Am I that stupid to lose two times the amount of money that I have already lost from them. They are international thieves and no one cares to do anything about the company.
I did nothing wrong and they have stolen my money. Anyone who took hundreds of dollars by deception would be in jail or heading to court. Not Paypal. They can steal and lie and they are only getting bigger. Ebay has bought them out. So now, everything that is sold on Ebay will go through Paypal. And who said that monopolies were not allowed in the U.S. They are internet terrorists. Someone should stop this despicable business.
Maryann
El Cajon, California
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