First of all, this transaction had nothing to do with account receivables, A/R's are created when a merchant provides 'terms' for payments to a customer / buyer. I had no such agreement with this buyer. This was not, to my knowledge, a "try it out, see if you like it, give me a good rating, and in 3-4 business days after you are completely satisfied, then I get my money" kind of transaction.
Paypal is not responsible for protecting the world of thieves and crooks. They were supposed to merely act as an intermediary in moving payment from buyer to seller, and they charge handsomely for this service. As a merchant of consumer products, it is I who have felt the sting of dishonest buyers and thieves.
And yes I COULD have missed on the form what ever you are referring to, "might be held" , and maybe I did not realize the consequences, unfortunately, I assumed that a sale is a sale. So, maybe you are right on one front, maybe if I had spent a few hours reading the fine print, I would discover in this contract, that I have no legal ground to stand on... maybe I should advise people that the customer (the buyer for the item) must fist receive the product and love it before you get your money! So, aside of the legal document with paypal, they have NO LEGAL right to continue to hold my money,
My guess is you are employed by paypal, I am not the one ranting, it is you, I am '**bleep**' because I want and need my money... where this falls as a 'special favor' to me I have not a clue, and if it did not happen to me, I would not have posted my thoughts, and I would not have read this garble from you. Just because you are happy with this service, does not mean that everyone is. You have much to lean about business and life and people!
And if me leaving is the best news you have heard all day... you need another life dude,,, why on earth would you give a crap whether I leave or not?
