How "paypal" steals money from their clients... And why they are the biggest thieves in history of banks.

By Bruce

After using Paypal for many years it finally happened to me. One day I received an email from Paypal reversing a transaction. Paypal promptly removed a nice chunk of money from my account.

A buyer from an ebay auction of mine claimed unauthorized use of funds...and PRESTO...the money was yanked from my account.

I received an email asking me to jump through hoops, play dead, fetch a stick and pull a rabbit out of my hat. I was able to do all...and was even able to pull two rabbits out of my hat!!

I neglected to purchase delivery confirmation from the USPO as the item was insured for over $50. THe USPO was able to provide me with proof the package was deleivered to the buyers confirmed address along wiht a copy of the signature card. They track this information as a service for packages insured over $50, but you have to go to your local PO to get a printout and pay a small fee for the copy of the signature card....better than delievery confirmation...RIGHT? I figured this would suffice Rocky & Bullwinkle over at Paypal.

Although this documentation EXCEEDS their minimum online tracking (now I understand) stipulation, they would not accept this as proof of delivery.

I now understand that Paypal is the only entity with numerous layers of protection.

I feel like Paypal has scammed me out of my money. I will never use their service again...NO WAY!!!!!

The scammer does what he/she will do...and Paypal could really care less...as long as THEY are protected.

Their job is not to pay claims...and they are very good at it. Rock & Bullwinkle certianly put on a great magic act..as I certainly thought this would never happen to me.

THeir emails are insulting, cold, calculated and canned. I say...give Paypal a flush job....and clean the crap out of the toilet.

Thanks for providing this venue.

Bruce

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