Paypal...................again
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A_Iverson_I
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"We are proud of the secure platform we have developed to enable buyers and sellers to confidently transact across the country/the globe," PayPal said.}
I bet the person that said that was saying to himself in his head "Man I'm talking so much sh*t right now lol".
---------- Post added 07-01-2012 at 05:23 AM ----------
Also found this link via the story..... PayPal feels web's wrath after 'ruining Christmas'
Some crazy stuff in there!
I bet the person that said that was saying to himself in his head "Man I'm talking so much sh*t right now lol".
---------- Post added 07-01-2012 at 05:23 AM ----------
Also found this link via the story..... PayPal feels web's wrath after 'ruining Christmas'
Some crazy stuff in there!
Seriously though it did make sense why they wanted it destroyed (even if it is extremely harsh on the seller).
They also said they would have requested an evaluation from a knowledgeable third party that the goods were indeed counterfeit before going that far.
After reading the article my first thought was surely if it was such a genuine article then a auction house would be better suited for such a sale (Rather than selling it online)......the trouble with that is that all auction houses evaluate such items an give an opinion of their authenticity. Maybe the seller was genuinely concerned about it's authenticity and like many tried to use the online sale as a way of passing it off.
Still to be out a violin that made it through WWII as well as $US2500 is pretty harsh
They also said they would have requested an evaluation from a knowledgeable third party that the goods were indeed counterfeit before going that far.
After reading the article my first thought was surely if it was such a genuine article then a auction house would be better suited for such a sale (Rather than selling it online)......the trouble with that is that all auction houses evaluate such items an give an opinion of their authenticity. Maybe the seller was genuinely concerned about it's authenticity and like many tried to use the online sale as a way of passing it off.
Still to be out a violin that made it through WWII as well as $US2500 is pretty harsh
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