posted on June 18, 2001 03:18:24 PM new
MY CHALLENGE TO PPD
Show me where you have apologised for paypal making a mistake.Can you? I will be happy to post all the mistakes paypal has made with my account.
posted on June 18, 2001 04:04:20 PM new
Poor PPD - he must have to have constant mental therapy to survive being the firefighter for Paypal -- hope they have great health benifits
posted on June 18, 2001 04:44:33 PM new
Hi club1man,
There have been no mistakes, to the best of my knowledge, on your account.
I am going to suggest that you keep working with the same party that you have been working with. I am out of the loop, save a few details on your account, and I am unable to provide you with any assistance.
posted on June 18, 2001 07:10:29 PM new
Well now folks I finally found something that "PayPonzi" does not have a prepared answer for.
1. I was not asking about MY account.
2. PPD is right he was out of the loop on my account. The junior exec's (Sandeep Lal and Reid Hoffman)had to take care of my account because the damage control they had to do could not be handled by hourly workers. Not belittling hourly workers, but they are not empowered to rectify the kind of mistakes made or cover them up either.
3. The answer that to your knowledge no mistakes were made on my account. Well your probably right but let me tell you some of them and remember I do have proof.
A customer sent me $1243 of which "payponzi" took their 1.9% fee,no problem,but when they returned it to her,because they taken her money to payoff part of my negative balance and I did not have access to it,they deducted $1243 from me,thereby collecting their 1.9% fee twice. When I told Sandeep of this they had to research it and they found I was right. They corrected it. Then I had to tell them to correct the other app.80 accounts where they had done the same thing. He said it was just a "MINOR" mistake on their part.
Many of my customers sent me money when my account was locked and they had to wait 6 weeks to 3 months to get their money back and they did so by threats of legal action against "payponzi". I have their emails to attest to it. Your answer was your company voluntarily reimbursed them.
Of the charge backs that I was able to get in touch with, all proved to be valid transfers. At the time that was 10% of the charge backs. I dare say a 10% error rate is totally unacceptable. Remember I have proof.
In conclusion, I must admit to have made a BIG mistake. USING "PAYPONZI" IN THE FIRST PLACE. I NOW TAKE C2IT,WESTERN UNION AND MONEYGRAM and guess what NO CHARGE BACKS and NO LOCKED ACCOUNTS.
posted on June 18, 2001 09:00:18 PM new
It is my experience that PayPal will blame YOU for this situation, and ppd will choose to ignore any questions he does not feel like answering, choosing instead to quote marginally relevent sections of the TOU.
posted on June 18, 2001 10:57:21 PM new
timberlake
I've had no problems with western union or money gram. also try using bank wires and money orders,cashiers checks. When your customers get use to it they will like the security. They won't have to worry about "payponzi" freezing their accounts. they'll see "pay---what you call it" is not needed.
[ edited by club1man on Jun 18, 2001 11:01 PM ]
posted on June 18, 2001 11:55:33 PM new
Observe that PayPal has lost THOUSANDS of dollars on this customer. Truly a customer from hell. No, that's not inside information. It's been discussed right here on this forum.
Contemplate the "mistake" under discussion. The problem originated in an era when PayPal's fraud defenses were not at current levels. Club1man developed a fraudulent customer base which slipped through this laxness. Eventually, the chickens came home to roost, and club1man ended up with a negative balance and a restricted account.
After things settled down, PayPal tried to work things out. Anyone can see the difficulty of working with him. After things seem settled, with PayPal writing off thousands of dollars to make peace, a $20 issue is brought forward from this guy. When PayPal gives him the twenty, he comes here touting the "big mistake".
[ edited by roofguy on Jun 18, 2001 11:56 PM ]
posted on June 19, 2001 12:25:03 AM new
What's the $20 issue and the era this was 6months ago. $20x80=what and i lost $50,000 because of their lax security and proved them wrong so many times it's pityful.Get your facts straight. their making millions in interest from money their holding that belongs to other people. And payponzi tried to buy my silence. If you would like a copy of their so-called proposal I'll send it to you and anyone who would like to see it.
