John
Memphis,#2Consumer Suggestion
Sun, March 22, 2009
EBay had spent so much money buying PayPal that they painted themselves into a corner. In order to have any chance and recouping their investment they must FORCE sellers to use the service. Many, many, many sellers have been scammed by Paypal buyers and eBay has bascially lost all control of this operation. The sellers have no protection when PayPal is involved. EBay can't sell PayPal without taking a real bath so they're milking it for what they can. Of course you, the seller, take the fall. Play it smart and deal locally with Craigslist buyers. No more shipping or payment hassles. Face-to-face with cash works best for me. Of course, if you're not in a large metro area you won't see the same volume of buying traffic.
John
Memphis,#3Consumer Suggestion
Sun, March 22, 2009
EBay had spent so much money buying PayPal that they painted themselves into a corner. In order to have any chance and recouping their investment they must FORCE sellers to use the service. Many, many, many sellers have been scammed by Paypal buyers and eBay has bascially lost all control of this operation. The sellers have no protection when PayPal is involved. EBay can't sell PayPal without taking a real bath so they're milking it for what they can. Of course you, the seller, take the fall. Play it smart and deal locally with Craigslist buyers. No more shipping or payment hassles. Face-to-face with cash works best for me. Of course, if you're not in a large metro area you won't see the same volume of buying traffic.
John
Memphis,#4Consumer Suggestion
Sun, March 22, 2009
EBay had spent so much money buying PayPal that they painted themselves into a corner. In order to have any chance and recouping their investment they must FORCE sellers to use the service. Many, many, many sellers have been scammed by Paypal buyers and eBay has bascially lost all control of this operation. The sellers have no protection when PayPal is involved. EBay can't sell PayPal without taking a real bath so they're milking it for what they can. Of course you, the seller, take the fall. Play it smart and deal locally with Craigslist buyers. No more shipping or payment hassles. Face-to-face with cash works best for me. Of course, if you're not in a large metro area you won't see the same volume of buying traffic.
John
Memphis,#5Consumer Suggestion
Sun, March 22, 2009
EBay had spent so much money buying PayPal that they painted themselves into a corner. In order to have any chance and recouping their investment they must FORCE sellers to use the service. Many, many, many sellers have been scammed by Paypal buyers and eBay has bascially lost all control of this operation. The sellers have no protection when PayPal is involved. EBay can't sell PayPal without taking a real bath so they're milking it for what they can. Of course you, the seller, take the fall. Play it smart and deal locally with Craigslist buyers. No more shipping or payment hassles. Face-to-face with cash works best for me. Of course, if you're not in a large metro area you won't see the same volume of buying traffic.