fetustochild
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- Aug 30, 2013
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Oh haha, I thought you said note not nope. Okay so it'll be alright?
I don't suggest running away with others money, if you are no guilt try to resolve the issue with the buyer or give his money back.
Its someone's hard earned money...
I don't suggest running away with others money, if you are no guilt try to resolve the issue with the buyer or give his money back.
Its someone's hard earned money...
I also agree, but when its someone trying to scam me and file a complaint for a damaged item which was perfectly fine, I won't have guilt for them.
did you ever solve this? ive got a similar problem at the momentI got screwed big time and owe Paypal $4,000 I live in the U.S. but all my information was stealth. Nothing is real from name to number. They dont have my social number. Never used my real ip address neither. I dont plan on paying them back because I was scammed. My question is would Paypal dig deep in to your bank account to find out who you really are? Or by law they cant?