Posted By:
tbobDear Bob Marquette,
Thank you for contacting PayPal.
In accordance with PayPal's Seller Protection Policy, the following
transaction(s) involving unauthorized funds have been reversed:
Transaction Date: Jun. 24, 2004 07:50:06 PDT
Transaction Amount: $170.45 USD
Buyer's Email: robqnznyc77@aol.com
-The transaction(s) did not qualify for Seller Protection because:
-The payment was not listed as "Seller Protection Policy Eligible" on
the Transaction Details page
Please note that this withholding is in accordance with our User
Agreement.
In the future, you can protect yourself against fraudulent transactions
by following the conditions of our Seller Protection Policy. For more
information on our Seller Protection Policy in our User Agreement click
https://www.paypal.com/sellerprotection or copy and paste entire link
into address bar.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us
again.
Sincerely,
Trent
Protection Services Department
PayPal, an eBay Company
The clowns said that because the guy, GET THIS, reported someone stole his credit card, then hacked in to his ebay account to bid on my items, then hacked in to his paypal account to pay for them, then left an address where the books could be sent, that I am out my books and the $170 because I shipped to a frigging unconfirmed address. It was the address Paypal gave me! Better yet, I tried to close my PayPal account and can't because there is a negative balance of $100 in it (I had a positive $70 before this happened). So I guess PayPal can shove it and that $100 negative balance will be there until hell freezes over. They keep asking me to authorize a transfer of $100 from my credit card to make it zero so I can pay for stuff. They can stick it where the sun doesn't shine. If they take the money from my bank account I will sue the bastards from here to Sunday.
Me pissed? You bet. Does anyone still have the name and address of the law firm handling the class action law suit against PayPal, I have some info for them. As for the buyer Robert Worth, he better have had his credit card stolen because I am contacting the U.S. Attorney's office.