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In lugnet.market.services, Steve Chapple forwarded the following:
> Do yourself a MASSIVE favor and immediately find another source for your
> processing or simply just accept checks or money orders that will have to clear
> your own bank, FREE OF CHARGE, before you ship. I have also been notified by
> other[s] on ebay that have similar stories. PP will start my selecting a steady
> buyer of yours and then suddenly REVERSE EVERY SINGLE TRANSACTION that was ever
> made by that persons and STEAL THE MONEY RIGHT OUT OF YOUR ACCOUNT TO COVER
> EVERY SINGLE DIME!!!!!!!!!! Then they will say it is up to YOU to provide proof
> of shipping on every single item.
This is where the information is missing.
Why this one buyer? Is this buyer now $7K richer? If not,
why is nothing said about whether the buyer is helping the
seller to recoup funds?
That lacuna is a bit glaring to me. The seller makes it sound
arbitrary, but I'll bet it's not; that might help to explain
some of the recalcitrance on the part of PayPal. So I'm going
to withhold judgement on "finks versus not-finks" until we know
that tidbit of information.
Also, merchants regularly have to eat "shrinkage" losses in
brick-and-mortar establishments, so this isn't really all that
different in principle, except that most eBay sellers aren't
businesses so it's not something they expect. (To be honest,
nobody should ever get to the point of "expecting" loss, but
it's a fact of life.)
best
LFB
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