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@Djten wrote: @7yearseller wrote: Big businesses are affected by the stock market, the economy but if there is another way, they do not have to take on the burden of the debt of the people who choose to do business through them and then pull out owing money. ________________________________________________________ Very true. Please I beg of you, not all posts are required to be in bold
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@BOMMERANG wrote: BUYER WON DISPUTE NOW MY ITEMS ARE FOR SALE ON EBAY HE WAS REFUNDED NOW HE GETS TO KEEP MY ITEMS? AND LIST ON EBAY? I WANT MY CASH BACK ANYB ODY KNOW ANYTHING Your caps lock is on!
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It is in the Paypal User Agreement that they can hold your funds for up to 21 days. It also states the reason is certain risks with your account and they don't have to disclose their risk assessment procedures to you. Also in the user agreement it states Paypal is entitled to the interest earned on monies held and you have to entitlement to the interest gained. So for those of you who said "I never agreed to this!!!!" or "I DDINT KNW THIS CULD HAPEN!!!!" Why did you not read the user agreement? Because you should have and you signed it. Also out of the millions of Paypal users, only a tiny fraction are having their funds held at any given time and if you do this properly your funds will be released long before 21 days. It is no different that waiting for a paycheck for a week or two after the work is completed like most jobs. If you really can't handle it then leaving is your best option. But for those mature and intelligent enough Paypal can still work for you and you work for paypal.
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