I have recently started selling items on eBay, and the only way they would allow me to do so was if I signed up to deal through PayPal. With no other choice if I wanted to sell my items, I decided to go with it.
After I sold 15-20 items, a woman who purchased a purse from me that was valued at $398.00 got it, decided she did not want it after all and filed a "not as described item" dispute with PayPal. Three days later, without getting any information from me, she was awarded a total refund from my account. Since I had just paid my eBay account from this money, the full amount was unavailable, so they filed a nonpayment complaint against me prior to the decision being made?
How in the heck can you award anyone a refund when the auction clearly stated "all sales final"? But nevertheless they did it to me and helped this "scammer" rip me off. That is it, no more PayPal and definitely no more eBay! All sellers beware of the PayPal scammers' scheme!
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