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jay behrensI am amazed by most of you. You cry when a scammer violates the rules of eBay, but when this guy violates his vendor agreement, it's ok. Nice double standard.
The person that refused the business of a person charging the soda did it the right way, he refused ALL of his business. So why does the seller get to refuse your business if you don't meet a minimum price, yet take your business if you meet it? The vendor agreement clearly states that you cannot set a minimum. You are either going to take a person's business or you aren't. As a seller, you don't get to set the a minimum because you already agreed with the cc company that you would not do this.
In the big scheme of things, is this that big a deal? No. But Josh is right, the seller should not have a minimum set if he is going to accept credit cards when his credit card vendor agreement states that he cannot do this.
Jay
Wow upside down is Mom. Mom upside down is what dad wants to see.