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Paypal negative balance - can they take it?

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crabsign69:
yup ur the next sucker in line they (the buyer )get there order and then say no i did not receive my order then pay jerks will give them there money back and u the sucker will have to payone waqy or the other .  welcome to pay pall  we will screw u over whether u like it or not.  never and i will repeat NEVER DO BUSINESS with pay jerks

ya im here paypall if u dont like come over ill give u whats coming to U   :hammer:              hey guys we need more smilies

bogstandard:
Darren,

So we are expected to listen to you continually droning on whenever you have the chance, about your complaints about Paypal and Ebay, and to support you in your fight against them, when some of us have have no problems with their service, in fact, by the service I have received, I would in fact recommend them to people in my position, who have no other easy way of making overseas payments, and it is very easy.

With reference to the personal things you mentioned.

I personally took great offence at what you said, and if you consider it true, then other people must also think the same.

If that is the case, then I have no other option open to me, because of my personal beliefs and morals, to leave the site altogether.

Bernd:
OK, guys. This is getting out of hand. Everybody to opposite corners and cool off right now or I'll lock the thread.

Crabsign69 please cool your jets. No need to use such langauge.

Bernd

NickG:
That's the silly thing about this - as Darren said, you can't ask for payment on collection and you can't list an item without having payment by paypal as an option. So if the winning bidder want to pay by paypal it's up to them - and it seems like the sensible thing to do if you're a buyer as you get a refund at the bat of an eye lid. But why, surely the seller should be able to chose how he/she wants to receive payment. If ebay just continue protecting buyers to the hilt, I can't see the site surviving except for an advertising medium for businesses. But even then, if people rip them off enough they'll end up just creating their own websites.

The only way to minimise the risk is to only accept bids from people with 100% good feedback, not just 1 or 2 but a lot of positive feedback, and if possible from somewhere local or within driving distance. Then you just go and sort it out personally. But then you're not making use of the massive ebay market place. I can't see me selling anything on there again now.

I haven't had a problem but I think selling stuff I would just be waiting for it to happen now.

Nick

cedge:
Where ya off to this time, John?  You're really running out of places to leave.

Steve

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