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Originally Posted by vintagetoppsguy
It's not passing the responsibility to the CC company. The CC company would get their money back from PayPal and PayPal would probably get their money back from the seller.
If you can't admit the seller was at fault, then I guess personal responsibility is dead.
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Personal responsibility dead? You posts have avoided all personal responsibility of the person who actually TORE it.
Maybe it's the envelope mfg fault or maybe the people that sold the car to the seller to drive the package to the post office. As you know, without that car it wouldn't have been shipped.
Wake up. I feel badly for the guy. Terrible situation. But he can't ever get past the fact that he tore it.
I also agree that the seller underperformed by shoddy shipping. But as I said earlier, neither are 100% harmless or 100% at fault. But I can assure you that the cc company, eBay, PayPal or the delivery service are not at fault. They all did their jobs. This failure to accept responsibility is the crap that logjams courts, creates entitled people and causes exorbitant fees. Quit passing the buck.
Mark Medlin