[Mccoypottery-talk] Re: Pay pal

[Loretta A. Payne-Nelson]

Ebay....I gave ebay 12 items that I bid on which were coincidently bid 
on by a certain with marked "private." at the last minute just to up the 
bid.  Even though this private bidder won a number of items, she never 
left any feedback for the seller.  within one week all the items 
"private" supposedly won were relisted with the exact same description 
only this time there was a minimum bid instead of it starting at .00. 
 The seller I complained out (and it took a lot of research with items 
numbers and time) was down for about one week.  Ebay doesn't care and 
their rebuttal process is detailed and time consuming.

Betty Nelson wrote:

>Those of you that read every message the way I do will remember a problem I
>had with Pay Pal not allowing me to access my acct. refusing my password,
>requiring me to fax photo ID and other paperwork then said I had to wait 180
>days... That is 6 months!!! before I could do anything with my money.  I
>found out the next month that my password was working and I could get in.
>Another on the list had told me about a class action law suit and I did not
>join in that but I accessed my accout, requested my $560. be sent to me in a
>check.  It had only been about 60 days but I wondered what would happen.  I
>got my check yesterday.  I do not know what was going on but apparently my
>acct is up and running on the $5.?? that I left in there.  I will continue
>using it but will never let it build up like a little savings account.
>Betty the O. in Ia.
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>From: "Loretta A. Payne-Nelson" <rett@netreach.net>
>To: <mccoypottery-talk@lists.mccoypottery.com>
>Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 9:12 PM
>Subject: Re: [Mccoypottery-talk] No response from seller
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>>I use a visa debit with paypal and my bank will investigate and credit
>>my money back to me.
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