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Posted by Niall Leonard on 09/15/05 21:22
On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 15:33:06 +0100, "aoor21"
<aoor21@nospamdsl.pipex.com> wrote:
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>"Jeremiah Harbottle" <nikemc@nildram.REMOVE.co.THIS.uk.TEXT> wrote in
>message news:iPWdnZ2dnZ3p5MGFnZ2dnV42vN6dnZ2dRVnypJ2dnZ0@pipex.net...
>> I agree. I have been using on and off for years, for items up to 130 quid,
>> and never had a problem. Everything I've ordered has arrived quickly and
>> always been in excellent condition without any problems.
>>
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>Yup I also agree. Thats the whole point of having Feedback scores also so
>you can decide BEFORE sending any money if others have had bad experiances
>with the same person.
>
>Paypal always find in favour of the buyer if goods have not arrived, unless
>the seller can provide a trackable consignment number that has a POD (proof
>of delivery) signature showing that someone at the buyers address signed for
>the item. So you should have our money back, usually within 14 days from
>filing a complaint.
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>
In a dispute Paypal does get your money back. The trouble is they
take a large chunk of it as an 'administration fee' - something
ridiculous like £14. The wife got ripped off to the tune of £90. They
'recovered' £76... ie they recovered £90 and took £14 for themselves.
As insurance premiums go, that's a bit forking steep IMHO.
nl
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