I thought ebay had some sort of resolution process (or have they off
loaded all of that to paypal?)
Robert wrote:
I purchased a software program from a "Buy it Now" sale at an eBay
store. The store had 100% positive rating. The software is ADOBE
PHOTOSHOP CS2 FULL GENUINE SOFTWARE SEALED, wh
I seem to recall that you can actually put a stop on a cashiers
check, but it is not free.
You can see if the check has been presented for payment yet.
On Dec 18, 2007, at 4:05 PM, Robert wrote:
I purchased a software program from a "Buy it Now" sale at an eBay
store. The store had 100%
> Never seen one, probably never will. I really enjoyed browsing in
> CompUSA back in the early days of the internet. Now I tend to shop
> first at Newegg and Pricewatch.
The DIY section of Micro Center puts CompUSA to shame. It's like comparing
the hardware section at Target with Home Depot. Th
This would be a sign that the cable provided knows it is running
out of
bandwidth and is trying various tricks to keep things from getting b
This is pretty much what I had thought, too, and I called them and
asked about it. They denied they were doing anything to alter or
inhibit the band
Eric said:
I have one question for Paula. Are you in Verizon territory?
Ummm, not sure. I have Verizon for my cell carrier but I don't know
if it's available here for land line or not.
Paula
IN/USA
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of
arriving safely in an attr
Tom P said:
Normally, DSL should not do that. This implies that some bandwidth
is being consumed by NACs. The speed measuring sites do not seem to
register NACs.
Tom, what is "NAC"?
I just checked the DSL speed and it was 962 down...and less than a
minute later it was 2280 down. But no matter
You can go to verizon.com and they will tell you if you qualify for
FIOS which certainly faster than cable and DSL and less expensive than
COX for internet.
On Dec 18, 2007 5:15 PM, Paula Minor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Eric said:
> > I have one question for Paula. Are you in Verizon territory
This has happened to me before. They will build up a 100% reputation
and then sell a whole bunch of stuff in a short amount of time and
not deliver then their rating plummets.
You do a dispute resolution with Ebay but that has nothing to do with
funds!! (My beef with them)
By going out
On Tue, 18 Dec 2007, Paula Minor wrote:
Tom P said:
Normally, DSL should not do that. This implies that some bandwidth
is being consumed by NACs. The speed measuring sites do not seem to
register NACs.
Tom, what is "NAC"?
I think he means what I call "NAK" or "Negative AcKnowledgement".
In TC
I also think they have some sort of insurance?
Marcio
At 18:31 18/12/2007, you wrote:
I thought ebay had some sort of resolution process (or have they off
loaded all of that to paypal?)
Robert wrote:
I purchased a software program from a "Buy it Now" sale at an eBay
store. The store had 100
I reject non-paypal vendors automatically.
On Dec 18, 2007 5:51 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This has happened to me before. They will build up a 100% reputation
> and then sell a whole bunch of stuff in a short amount of time and
> not deliver then their rating plummets
> The seller didn't accept Paypal,
> but only personal checks, cashier's checks, and direct wire transfer.
Therein lies the mistake. I avoid those sellers like the plague.
* ==> QUICK LIST-COMMAND REFERENCE - Put the follo
That was my one learning mistake. Since then no vendor who does not
deal with paypal. I have had to file a few charge backs with Paypal
and they have come through like a trooper. (There process is
difficult but it is effective)
Ebay offers nothing for a bad vendor. My biggest complaint wit
At 05:51 PM 12/18/2007, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
This has happened to me before. They will build up a 100%
reputation and then sell a whole bunch of stuff in a short amount of
time and not deliver then their rating plummets.
You do a dispute resolution with Ebay but that has nothing to do
I like to pick over the returns table at the Fairfax VA one.
Sometimes you can get some thing really useful for not to much.
On Dec 16, 2007 4:45 PM, Jeff Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Never seen one, probably never will. I really enjoyed browsing in
> > CompUSA back in the early days of t
I always look at feedback for the seller. Also look at how long they
have been on Ebay.
A relative newcomer with a 100% feedback is not reliable. But
feedback less than %100 is also not reliable you need to read what
the complaints have been. Very often they are from a very stupid or
ungra
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