Since you appear to be such an expertl, I refer you to the pictures of the badly demolished Columbia AS. That will show you the Injured parties side and the packing of the machine as received. You tell me who is "he said" and "she said"!
Rich wrote: >I consider these "eBay, PayPal, common carrier, or whoever boned me" stories >to be little more than one >sided urban legends and of little merit. Now if I am provided with all of the >correspondence from ALL >sides I will consider it. This is no more or less than an other adaptation of >the old "he said, she said". >These stories belong on the Art Bell program..... > > >On Wed, 14 Feb 2007 09:57:25 -0500, Ken Danckaert wrote: > > > >>Don't rely too much on PayPal. I know of one instance where PayPal did >>pay after a lot of work by the injured party, BUT Pay Pal terminated >>both the buyer and the seller until they got money back from someone. >>They didn't care about the injured party not being responsible for the >>problem of destruction during shipping due to poor packing. Somehow >>this sounds like ebay! Does anyone have other experience with trying to >>get payment out of PayPal? >> >> > > > >>Ken D. >> >> > > > >>Rich wrote: >> >> > > > >>>What you have to remember is that better than 90% of the PayPal users never >>>even read the user >>>agreement and the rules. And, even worse of the 10% or so who do read them >>>probably 50% do not >>>understand them. PayPal provides excellent buyer insurance when using >>>PayPal through eBay and is >>>very convenient for the seller. There is no real reason to get bitten by a >>>SPAM eBay or PayPal email. >>>If it sounds too good to be true, its a scam. Turn down the greed, learn >>>how the computer functions, >>>and you will be OK. >>> >>>Rich >>> >>> >>> >>> >>_______________________________________________ >>Phono-L mailing list >>http://phono-l.oldcrank.org >> >> > > > >_______________________________________________ >Phono-L mailing list >http://phono-l.oldcrank.org > >
