posted on September 24, 2002 04:11:10 PM new
Thanks for coming to the party PayPal cheerleader number 2, just one question, how do you know who the paypal users are and aren't?
I am still amazed that you state it took sever hours to get taken care and even out of the words of the post, he came here out of frustration with customer service trying to hold his 3700.00 for 400.00 that was in a total different account. That account would still be restricted if he had not posted and contacted the damon, and that is the problem. The account should have been taken care of on the first phone call, instead of getting a run around from customer service. He could not even talk to a manager.
It is great to see PayPal employees like Uaru and Coonr go the extra mile in a losing cause. Coonr doesn't even have the guts to admit that a Federal Judge ruled against his employer.
posted on September 24, 2002 04:18:13 PM new
Most likely it is the "or what"
Uaru, when did you go to work for PayPal?
It is great to see PayPal employees like Uaru and Coonr go the extra mile in a losing cause. Coonr doesn't even have the guts to admit that a Federal Judge ruled against his employer.
posted on September 24, 2002 05:23:49 PM new thchaser200It is great to see PayPal employees like Uaru
Why don't you get a clue and consider the probability that with millions of auctions offering PayPal on eBay, Yahoo, etc., not everyone that uses PayPal without a problem is an employee. I'm retired from British Petroleum.
posted on September 24, 2002 05:55:01 PM new
No, not everyone that uses paypal and is happy is an employee, on the ones that will go to the mat like you do, call judgements from a federal judge a forgy, called every complaint is not PayPal's fault but the fault of the user and still will not admit that the federal judge ruled against your employer.
I call em the way I see em, if have gone beyond the call of duty that most satisfied customers would go in calling every complaint bull, and when some one does have a problem, you claim that it would have gotten fixed even if he had not posted here, when everyone else knows the difference. Had he not posted here, your employer would have held his 3700.00 hostage until the other account was taken care of and he had nothing to do with it.
posted on September 24, 2002 06:16:49 PM newthechase200I call em the way I see em
What you mean is "I'll do what I can to discredit through allegations when I disagree with that person."
BTW, I've never made any comments about any judgement being a forgery and have no idea what the hell you are talking about.
thechase200, you keep standing on your soapbox banging on your drum at the horrid treatment the original poster of this thread received. I think you should sue PayPal for the anquish it seems to have caused you. I'll look again in a few days and check on your progress.
posted on September 24, 2002 06:43:31 PM new
I never called it a forgery. The webmaster of the site where it is hosted said it may be.
I said and it is a fact, I have never seen a complete copy of the decision.
I said, and it is a fact, There has never been ANY judgement against my employer. (I am the employer.)
The days of unchallenged bashing of PayPal, with incorrect and misleading facts is gone. Personal attacks only demonstrate you lack of rational logical comments.
posted on September 25, 2002 08:23:20 PM new
Of course it must be bashing....
PAYPAL locks up the posters account for 9 days before he posts the problem here.
& Coonr & Urau are happy to point out that his problem was resolved in 7 hours of posting here.
Let me let you in on a little secret.
The problem never should have made its way to this board.
If PAYPAL customer service did its job there would be no need for anyone to be posting here none the less 2 wannabe PAYPAL employees trying to defend PAYPAL & scrutinize anything anyone else posts in regards to problems with PAYPAL.
posted on September 26, 2002 05:28:21 PM new
thchaser200, while I agree with much of what you say you should stop calling Coonr and Uaru employees of PayPal, unless you have concrete proof of this. It can discredit what you say.
Why don't you get a clue and consider the probability that with millions of auctions offering PayPal on eBay, Yahoo, etc., not everyone that uses PayPal without a problem is an employee. I'm retired from British Petroleum.