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    Paypal are asking me to upgrade my account information as I have received more than £4,500 over the years! This includes business details, of which I have none (just use it to flog finished games mainly). Customer services are just fully automated as well. Anyone else had this?

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      Originally posted by cutmymilk View Post
      Paypal are asking me to upgrade my account information as I have received more than ?4,500 over the years! This includes business details, of which I have none (just use it to flog finished games mainly). Customer services are just fully automated as well. Anyone else had this?
      everybody gets it matey

      its to do with money laundering

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        Thanks. How did you fill in the business bit if you don't have a business?

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          Originally posted by cutmymilk View Post
          Thanks. How did you fill in the business bit if you don't have a business?
          tbh i cant remember, it was a while ago

          i'm still a premier account holder

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            Ah yes, you can just submit it without a VAT number. Upgrading to business is optional. Cheers Buster.

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              another one - was there a full moon out recently

              hello i get game but it isn't working my computer is from europe maybe that's the reason because you are from america i don't maybe you know some solution when i start cd it is written couldn not be read waiting for help thanks

              he didnt even ask a question - straight to bin even though USA was mentioned at least twice

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                Hey buster, I dont know what the f**k that guy is trying to say tbh. His punctuation is terrible.

                I've got a USA only Genesis game up for auction on eBay at the moment with 1 bidder. I'm just waiting for a complaint once the auction ends & he's received the game saying it doesnt work on his Euro console, even though I mentioned that it is a USA game & that a converter would be needed in order to play it.

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                  I knew it. I was bidding last week on a brand new jap copy of Super Shinobi 2, and this **** kept outbidding me and won. I knew he wouldnt pay, i just knew it. Now ive had a second chance offer from the seller and no money basteward. I KNEW IT!!!!

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                    Ugh, why does this thread only get updated when someone finds a twat on eBay, eh?

                    I bid on something, which I won for one pence. That's a bit cheeky, sure, but the seller should have put a reserve price if they wanted more for it, it's not my fault, so I pay, and today get a refund. The reason?

                    Many apologies but I have been very ill the last week, and have not had a chance to get online. The item has been sold away from eBay and I meant to end the auction, but due to my illness have not had a chance. Therefore, refunded your payment
                    What a load of rubbish. He's been ill, but not ill enough to sell the item to someone else away from eBay? Whatever. Why is it that every time a seller screws up on eBay, they've 'been ill' or 'been on holiday' or 'the dog ate my computer' and it's never their fault?

                    What can I do now though? I want to leave bad feedback, or at the least neutral, but I'll only get a negative in return. Twats.

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                      Originally posted by toythatkills View Post
                      What can I do now though? I want to leave bad feedback, or at the least neutral, but I'll only get a negative in return. Twats.
                      This is the worst thing about ebay. You can't leave negative feedback without getting the same in return. The system's rubbish, but saying that, I don't know what they should have instead...

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                        Well, I listed something on the want it now section of ebay and I received this response from some anonymous (probably Nigerian) cock today:

                        Hi there,

                        Sorry because i disturb you with this message but i have for sale what you want to buy.

                        See here: http://64.150.164.144/ebay-item/xyz.htm

                        If you like it because we can have a deal soon
                        Regards!
                        Advice, don't check that link as it is a bogus ebay screen designed to snaffle up your details. So, as his correspondence is anonymous, I am able to reply anonymously as well - so I have :

                        Hi there flapjack - very proud of you for getting back into me. I is
                        verry glad that you have my item for sale - please send yor email to
                        me and we can have a deal! Have great day babe!! All the best,
                        Frank Rizzo [IMG]http://www.foulmouthshirts.com/crap/****/
                        images/****you.jpg[/IMG]
                        Hmmm....I wonder if cock-nose will reply?! I'll let you know if I hear anything

                        Dan

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                          Found this article by accident while searching for something else -



                          EBay Taiwan vows no fees for 3 years
                          New Web auction site almost ready to launch


                          By Dan Nystedt, IDG News Service

                          August 11, 2006

                          A new joint venture Web auction site between eBay and Taiwanese portal operator PCHome Online is nearly ready, and the companies aim to keep it fee free for the next three years to compete with market leader Yahoo Taiwan.


                          Currently, the two companies are operating their existing auction Web sites, http://www.tw.ebay.com and http://bid.pchome.com.tw, and plan to keep the sites open to ensure a smooth transition for users, said Joyce Tzeng, a PCHome spokeswoman. The companies haven’t decided on a name for the joint venture site, which will be unveiled after further testing, she said.

                          The companies also plan to offer auction services for free over the next three years, Tzeng said. The move is aimed at grabbing market share from Yahoo Taiwan, which last month announced new fees for auctioneers as high as 3 percent per transaction.

                          Yahoo Taiwan originally planned to start charging the fee on Aug. 10, but a backlash by auctioneers, widespread media attention and the start of an investigation by Taiwan's Fair Trade Commission prompted the company to postpone the date to Sept. 1.
                          Outrage at a possible 3%? With no paypal screwing you over as well.



                          Originally posted by Champloo View Post
                          This is the worst thing about ebay. You can't leave negative feedback without getting the same in return. The system's rubbish, but saying that, I don't know what they should have instead...
                          Set up a second account just for buying so you don't spoil your main selling account? I did that a month or two back but haven't got round to using it yet.

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                            Originally posted by toythatkills View Post
                            Ugh, why does this thread only get updated when someone finds a twat on eBay, eh?

                            I bid on something, which I won for one pence. That's a bit cheeky, sure, but the seller should have put a reserve price if they wanted more for it, it's not my fault, so I pay, and today get a refund. The reason?

                            Many apologies but I have been very ill the last week, and have not had a chance to get online. The item has been sold away from eBay and I meant to end the auction, but due to my illness have not had a chance. Therefore, refunded your payment
                            What a load of rubbish. He's been ill, but not ill enough to sell the item to someone else away from eBay? Whatever. Why is it that every time a seller screws up on eBay, they've 'been ill' or 'been on holiday' or 'the dog ate my computer' and it's never their fault?

                            What can I do now though? I want to leave bad feedback, or at the least neutral, but I'll only get a negative in return. Twats.
                            I reported this guy to eBay as a non-performing seller, and they have 'taken action.'

                            [Blah blah blah...] However, let me assure you again that we've taken the necessary action.

                            Breaches of eBay's policies can lead to consequences that range from issuing the seller an informational alert, a temporary suspension, an indefinite suspension or terminating the member's account.

                            While I understand that you want to know exactly what action we took on the member's account, as it's important that eBay maintains member privacy, we won't be able to share these details with you.
                            Sounds to me like they've done nothing.

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                              Try the livehelp toythatkills

                              If you google it, or you can find it on ebay.com basically its like an instant messaging with an eBay cust services person.

                              I used it and it wasn't too bad, but it was apparent that they were talking to half a dozen people in different windows on their computer since they called me by a womans name at one point.. LOL!

                              But persist and ask to speak to their supervisor etc and they will put you in an IM with them and you can express your disgust to your little hearts content

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                                Just got my first set of fake DVDs. Why oh why do sellers get away with:

                                1. Posting items from the far east while claiming they're in the UK.

                                2. Being allowed to sell counterfeit goods when it looks like they've been at it for years and on closer inspection of feedback, buyers have stated as such.

                                My fault for not doing enough research on the guy, but if he's obviously selling fakes, why don't eBay close him down?

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