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1. No OT. They will be deleted. If you continue despite us warning you, we will ban you from the classifieds completely.
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has anyone dealt with a forum bro nick "acmw"
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ttoh
Well-Known Member
MRacer77;522875 said:
+1. A lot of people including me have the misconception that Paypal is 100% safe........until I paid for something from ebay via Paypal that didn't arrive, read the fine prints, and discovered that the most Paypal is obliged to do is to "help" you get your money back without any obligation on their part to actually get the money back.
E92C
Active Member
Bro,
Share my personal bad experience with you! I have bought aftermarket M3 kit from USA & paid USD2500 fullset through paypal.seller send me pics & it looks good,after i have received the items & went to my friend workshop & fit it,fittment is way way out for me E92 325i coupe.seller claims that it's specially for my car.tried contacting seller,didn't replied.wanted to tell the seller it doesn't fit & wanted to request for 1/2 of the refund..
ended up i have filed a dispute to paypal sg..thank god,after 7 days of investigation from paypal sg,the seller contacted me after paypal sg contacted him..first email reply was! Fcuk you,why file dispute to paypal?anything we can settle it..i told him i have email him tons of email & he just don't bother..after nego,seller refunded USD1100 to my paypal account.
The above is just to share my bad experience buying bodykits from overseas USA.after this bad experience,i told myself,go for genuine parts & buy local after this bad experience i have encountered.got a set of M-Tech full kit from SWC.happy with it now! Buy locally will have a peace of mind,it's just like buying an insurance for myself..lol:laughing:
Cheers
Europassion
Well-Known Member
ttoh;522958 said:
paypal is not the solution!!! most peoples can charge back when they are " naughty"!!
Slater
Well-Known Member
paypal acts as a mediator shld situations arise. ordered an item online once and item was not delivered. emailed vendor and mails went 2 and fro for months. in the end vendor would not relent and I had to resort to paypal. they managed to get me a refudn after providing them with evidence substantiating my case.
alot of trouble, but least there is some form of policing.
