The 'matveynaibay' sells IN-18's on Ebay again. Again they are dirt
cheap. But how this scam works? I understand that Ebay/PayPal would
reimburse my purchase if I didn't get the item. They would simply take
the money back from his PayPal account. So, how their scam works?
Also, Dieter: On May 16
With regard to using a variac, the size (current capacity) doesn't matter as
long as it's big enough. The variac will simply supply whatever current is
called for by the load, up to it' s rating of course. The variac is a voltage
output device.
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Hi,
thanks for the clarification. I only need 20VA max (50mA @ 400V AC), so
the smaller the variac, the more compact my power supply can be.
Jens
With regard to using a variac, the size (current capacity) doesn't matter as
long as it's big enough. The variac will simply supply whatever
Paypal will only be able to take the money back if it is still in the
account.
So, such a scam works in that he sells item. You pay for it. He pulls
money out. A month later, you realize you aren't getting product, so you
file a claim. Judgement is in your favor, but unfortunately,
matveynaibay has 0 feedbacks. That should be a BIG RED FLAG not to buy. I
never buy from anyone on ebay with less than 98 positive out of every 100
feedbacks
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.. and even then, I always have a look at those 2 negative feedbacks. If
the seller has 99.995% feedback but the handful of negs in the past
month look really crooked, I won't buy. Also, at this point, I pretty
much won't buy anything from a seller that is in NJ. I don't know why,
but NJ is
Also, Dieter: On May 16 you have warned us about this seller. But they
started at Ebay only one day earlier on May 15! How comes? What am I
missing?
Well, you see I am well-informed about that very quickly.
The reason is that I have friends in Russia and Ukrain.
And I think I know all important
I once bought six-pack ;) of IN-18s from an Ukrainian seller with
almost no feedback. They were cheaper than regular, but not THAT
cheap. All all went good and no problems. So, thanks even more for
this timely warning. BTW funny, but the only one time I was
successfully cheated on ebay it was an
Hi!
Paypal will only be able to take the money back if it is still in the
account.
Are you sure?
I think they can take the money back.
If there is no balance in the account, and Paypal decides to refund to the
buyer, the balance of the receiver will get negative.
Am I right?
So, such a
Are you sure?
- Yes
If there is no balance in the account, and Paypal decides to refund to the
buyer, the balance of the receiver will get negative.
- You can't have a negative balance. Paypal is not a credit system.
That's why it is a DEBIT account. You must have money in the account
Thanks Michail, that was very informative!
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To: neonixie-l@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2012 11:33 PM
Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Re: Attention!! NEW Nixie tube cheater at Ebay!!!
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- You can't have a negative balance.
Michail,
it looks loke you are wrong (not sure)... but many notes at the internet
tell that a negtive balance is possible.
Look one example here:
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=585995
Dieter
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I can confirm that, happened to me some time ago:
I used a separate bank account for all my Ebay stuff (and this was the
bank account assigned to PayPal), and I forgot to wire money there. When
I paid with PayPal for some auction the money got sent but I got a
notification that my bank
Dieter,
My point is that YOU (as a seller) will NOT get the money.
Really, the scammer now has a negative balance? What matters is that you
are scammed the money and will NOT get it back from the fake paypal
account. And, even after you won the claim which they have no money, it is
Issue is we are comparing legit negative balance to scam negative balance.
A scammed negative doesn't matter. The person scammed can't collect from
a scammer.
Like Jens said. He bought ebay stuff. Now, if he didn't wire money into
his account (if he was a scammer), he still would have
Hi!
My point is that YOU (as a seller) will NOT get the money.
Well, but I am the buyer
I can create a second email account. aol/yahoo/gmail, etc. Use a stolen
credit card, buy a clock from you. 2 months later, a charge back happens
from the CC company to paypal. Paypal then charges
OK, then we got it now: We issued a refund from your account to cover a buyer
complaint.
That is what I meant first.
Dieter
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Sent: Friday, May 18, 2012 12:37 AM
Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Re:
G'day Folks!
It's been about 4 1/2 months since I had a eureka moment of how to
design and make my Nixie Watch. It is finally there and guess what, I
am wearing it :-).
I know some people on this forum showed some initial doubts, which I
can totally understand, but I finally have something to
Ok - not to drag it on, we can all agree that dealing with scammers and
paypal go hand in hand. Just be careful. There is always an angle.
What's even more funny about this paypal stuff is that I just got an email
from a friend in Germany. She states that she is starting her new job at
Pete,
I'm definitely interested...
Thanks
Nick
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Looks Great!!
Maybe a video of it being worn, seen from different angles?
// Per.
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G'day Folks!
It's been about 4 1/2 months since I had a eureka moment of how to
design and make my Nixie Watch. It is finally
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