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In lugnet.market.shopping, Larry Lesser wrote:
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I agree, let the bank fight it out for you. That is why we pay what we pay is
service fees to the banks. Call Paypal and tell them the whole situation,
they should take care of it for you. If they don’t you can make an ideal
threat to contact the Fed Reserve Banking Division. That may just get a
person to change their attitude.
As far as TLC call them direct in Enfield. Call the long distance number and
ask to speak to a supervisor. Try to get a fresh person. If it doesn’t work
you can always pull the card of asking to speak to Jake.
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Paypal is not exactly a bastion of customer service either. Clearly they enjoy
their position as a market leader and the ability to bully and neglect their
consumers that comes with it.
I do agree that it’s unfair to to chastise a company for even two or three
boneheads in a CS department (especially this time of year when they’re more
likely to be temp help)...but I respect Daniel’s opinion. There a few companies
that I avoid as well.
Cheers,
.Steve Coallier
“Attack life, it’s going to kill you anyway!”
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