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In lugnet.market.shopping, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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In lugnet.market.shopping, Larry Lesser wrote:
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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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You may well get a “Jake who?”.. he doesn’t sit in Enfield and may not be in
their phone system. Also I am not sure that Jake can (or should) help in
specific cases. He doesn’t work for Shop at Home. He’s also not necessarily
tasked with resolving specifics, is he?
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Indeed... and whos to say that the same thing isn’t happening to non-AFOLs
using the same type of card (PayPal or otherwise) ?
TLC should be big enough (and have have a loud enough voice) to talk to PayPal
and get something resolved about the failure of the system to do the right
thing. Think of it as one 600-lb gorilla talking to another 600-lb gorilla.
This is not strictly speaking a PayPal issue. The difference here is that PayPal
is not a credit card, its a debit card... and that is partly whats
triggering the problem. Keep in mind that PayPal is state-licensed in many
states as a Money Transfer agent (or the state equivilent) [1]. Perhaps the
state agency could get more action from PayPal than the consumer can.
Ray
[1] https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/ir/licenses-outside
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