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Start here => What's your crime? Basic Discussion => Topic started by: Parts on March 24, 2010, 05:33:44 PM
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Got my first paypal payment for work today. Done other stuff with it before but this was the first time I used it as a payment option in my home improvement business
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Just be careful. If paypal decide that they think something fishy is up with your account, they will freeze it and be complete assholes about it.
And what they call fishy, you call normal shit.
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Whoop-dee-doo-doo! ::)
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Just be careful. If paypal decide that they think something fishy is up with your account, they will freeze it and be complete assholes about it.
And what they call fishy, you call normal shit.
Fishy as in? getting $500 of it tomorrow the rest in 3 days. What do they do
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Just be careful. If paypal decide that they think something fishy is up with your account, they will freeze it and be complete assholes about it.
And what they call fishy, you call normal shit.
Fishy as in? getting $500 of it tomorrow the rest in 3 days. What do they do
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Just be careful. If paypal decide that they think something fishy is up with your account, they will freeze it and be complete assholes about it.
And what they call fishy, you call normal shit.
Fishy as in? getting $500 of it tomorrow the rest in 3 days. What do they do
Oh you won't know when they will strike, it's random and makes no sense. Just make sure you don't leave a lot of money in there or something.
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Just be careful. If paypal decide that they think something fishy is up with your account, they will freeze it and be complete assholes about it.
And what they call fishy, you call normal shit.
Fishy as in? getting $500 of it tomorrow the rest in 3 days. What do they do
Oh you won't know when they will strike, it's random and makes no sense. Just make sure you don't leave a lot of money in there or something.
Didn't they do something to mess with Tigergirl before?
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Just be careful. If paypal decide that they think something fishy is up with your account, they will freeze it and be complete assholes about it.
And what they call fishy, you call normal shit.
Fishy as in? getting $500 of it tomorrow the rest in 3 days. What do they do
Oh you won't know when they will strike, it's random and makes no sense. Just make sure you don't leave a lot of money in there or something.
As soon as it goes in it comes out It's attached to a bank account that I only keep $50 in to cover banking fees the rest goes in my business account
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Just be careful. If paypal decide that they think something fishy is up with your account, they will freeze it and be complete assholes about it.
And what they call fishy, you call normal shit.
Fishy as in? getting $500 of it tomorrow the rest in 3 days. What do they do
Oh you won't know when they will strike, it's random and makes no sense. Just make sure you don't leave a lot of money in there or something.
Didn't they do something to mess with Tigergirl before?
Yeah, they labelled some transaction as suspicious and froze her account and they wouldn't budge. She had to wait like 180 days to get her money and after that they refused to do business with her ever again. You really have no say in it and it means it's next to impossible to buy anything off the net without making fake accounts and the such.
Paypal have too much power and are a monopoly. You don't even have to do anything to piss them off. They make a mistake and it's tough shit for you. They don't give a fuck.
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Just be careful. If paypal decide that they think something fishy is up with your account, they will freeze it and be complete assholes about it.
And what they call fishy, you call normal shit.
Fishy as in? getting $500 of it tomorrow the rest in 3 days. What do they do
Oh you won't know when they will strike, it's random and makes no sense. Just make sure you don't leave a lot of money in there or something.
As soon as it goes in it comes out It's attached to a bank account that I only keep $50 in to cover banking fees the rest goes in my business account
Good man, you already have a healthy distrust of them it seems :thumbup:
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Healthy distrust of anything corporate :green:
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Sometimes people will file a claim claiming they never got their item just so they get their money back and they keep the item.
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Sometimes people will file a claim claiming they never got their item just so they get their money back and they keep the item.
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Sometimes people will file a claim claiming they never got their item just so they get their money back and they keep the item.
That's why you use registered post.
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I move substantial amounts of money through my account and I got no lip from them. :zoinks:
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I move substantial amounts of money through my account and I got no lip from them. :zoinks:
That just proves their insanity. If they did something about that all the time then there would be some sort of consistency to their actions.
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Sometimes people will file a claim claiming they never got their item just so they get their money back and they keep the item.
That's why you use registered post.
But how does that help paypal?
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Sometimes people will file a claim claiming they never got their item just so they get their money back and they keep the item.
That's why you use registered post.
But how does that help paypal?
Because registered post means that there is proof that the person received the goods. You show that proof (you get sent a piece of paper send back to you), and then paypal rules in your favour.
Simple
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I meant how would you prove to paypal you have registered your package? Tell them the tracking number so they can look it up?
If you printed off a shipping label using paypal, then I guess they would already know.
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I meant how would you prove to paypal you have registered your package? Tell them the tracking number so they can look it up?
If you printed off a shipping label using paypal, then I guess they would already know.
I'm not sure what it's called here or over there, but you pay extra and when it is delivered, the person signs for it and the postie tears off your copy and mails it back to you as proof or something. When you get that, you know it has been sent and received.
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I meant how would you prove to paypal you have registered your package? Tell them the tracking number so they can look it up?
If you printed off a shipping label using paypal, then I guess they would already know.
I'm not sure what it's called here or over there, but you pay extra and when it is delivered, the person signs for it and the postie tears off your copy and mails it back to you as proof or something. When you get that, you know it has been sent and received.
I think we call it "certified."
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I meant how would you prove to paypal you have registered your package? Tell them the tracking number so they can look it up?
If you printed off a shipping label using paypal, then I guess they would already know.
I'm not sure what it's called here or over there, but you pay extra and when it is delivered, the person signs for it and the postie tears off your copy and mails it back to you as proof or something. When you get that, you know it has been sent and received.
I think we call it "certified."
Yup. Just Googled it. :thumbup:
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I meant how would you prove to paypal you have registered your package? Tell them the tracking number so they can look it up?
If you printed off a shipping label using paypal, then I guess they would already know.
I'm not sure what it's called here or over there, but you pay extra and when it is delivered, the person signs for it and the postie tears off your copy and mails it back to you as proof or something. When you get that, you know it has been sent and received.
I think we call it "certified."
As you can see I don't do posting, my wife does all that stuff.
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I meant how would you prove to paypal you have registered your package? Tell them the tracking number so they can look it up?
If you printed off a shipping label using paypal, then I guess they would already know.
I'm not sure what it's called here or over there, but you pay extra and when it is delivered, the person signs for it and the postie tears off your copy and mails it back to you as proof or something. When you get that, you know it has been sent and received.
I think it is called Certified mail with Return Receipt Requested here.
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I meant how would you prove to paypal you have registered your package? Tell them the tracking number so they can look it up?
If you printed off a shipping label using paypal, then I guess they would already know.
I'm not sure what it's called here or over there, but you pay extra and when it is delivered, the person signs for it and the postie tears off your copy and mails it back to you as proof or something. When you get that, you know it has been sent and received.
I think it is called Certified mail with Return Receipt Requested here.
Ah yes, that is the more complete answer. 8)
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But yeah, you get the return receipt and you scan that in as your proof to paypal that the person received their goods. Dispute over.
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But yeah, you get the return receipt and you scan that in as your proof to paypal that the person received their goods. Dispute over.
That explains why postage and handling costs are so high when one buys something on eBay.
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Most of the sellers just use delivery confirmation, due to the fees with certified & potential delay if the person you're sending the package to isn't home at the time of delivery. If you print the postage out through Paypal & include delivery confirmation the tracking number is on the transaction info and shows up in Paypal and in "My Ebay".
The only thing about delivery confirmation though, it's only a record that the package was delivered and to what address, not that the actual person you addressed the package to received it...as no signature is required. This is where you have to make sure to only ship to a Paypal confirmed/verified address to "cover your ass", as there is no fraud protection if you would ship to an unconfirmed one.
Had my account by them froze over 8 years ago, (my account on Ebay was hacked, I caught it quick, but they froze my Paypal account as a "precaution") had a hell of a time and spent over a month on the phone trying to get them to unfreeze it.
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The lady had problems so she asked today if I would except CASH for the rest :2thumbsup:
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The lady had problems so she asked today if I would except CASH for the rest :2thumbsup:
Paypal problems?