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In lugnet.market.services, Steve Chapple wrote:
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In lugnet.market.services, Mark Papenfuss wrote:
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...If you buy something and it turns out to be stolen the police
will yank it away from you - does that make them thieves?
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You apparently don’t understand either the situation I’m reporting or
the one Paul found himself in. Have you ever tried to dispute a credit
card charge or do you have a store where you accept PayPal as payment?
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Yes to both. I have had funds returned to me that I did not spend. I also run a
BL shop and sell on Ebay. I also take CC’s for subscrptions on a non-lego,
non-paypal site. I understand how this works *very* well.
My point was is if something is used in a way that it is fraud, it is taken away
from you - you do not get to keep it. It can be payment funds, something you
bought that was stolen - anything. If it is involved in fraud you are, and will
lose it.
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...the story that was posted here - not one ounce of supporting evidence...
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The specific details are of course confidential. However I have dealt
with the seller and have no reason to doubt what he is saying.
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Oh, of course the details are confidential - it just makes the rumor that more
juicy! And like I said before - if somebody stole $7,000+ from you - would you
only change the payments you take on ebay? lol, if it is true have him call the
troubleshooter at his local news - they will start to foam at the mouth over
something as juicy as this - if it was indeed true. That way we can actually see
some proof this is actually did happen.
Mark P
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