28 Sep 2006 @ 7:30 PM
In one of my recent posts I talked about how I sold an item on Ebay, was paid with Paypal and shipped it. A couple of months later the (l)user posted a chargeback on his/her credit card while Paypal stood by and did very little, or nothing.
Interesting enough, no? Well, it seems that when Ebay billed my Paypal account (not even twelve dollars), Paypal tried pulling the entire amount that they think I owe them (that would be about $2,000) out of my bank account, which I had already closed because I anticipated such a move.
Talk about an unauthorized transaction! I did not give them permission, but apparently that must be assumed? I don’t think so…
Now had they actually worked on resolving the problem, this wouldn’t be an issue. But therein lies the problem – they don’t resolve problems. This is what makes Paypal a haven for so many crooks.
Let them push the issue. In the meantime I will turn the case over to the FTC and DoJ.
28 Sep 2006 @ 7:29 PM
 Our political powerhouse has handed the war-mongering president more powers?! Are they out of their minds?
Okay, I hear the arguments: The guys that are fighting us wouldn’t think twice about what they would do to us – put our people on tape, torture and kill. But it is time we wake up and realize that we should be holding ourselves to a higher standard. How do we want our people to be treated? We will only be treated as well as we treat others. It’s the catch-22. The terrorist suspects we hold in prisons have rights, whether we like it or not. If the fighting is over then they should be released, if there is nothing to prosecute them with, based on international law. Torture of any kind should not be an option. Prisoners of war should be treated the way we would expect our own to be treated, and no less. |
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