Hey there! this forum has taught me so much and most importantly allowed me to purchase access to services that have greatly improved my company and its efforts.
It is obviously an incredible knowledge resource, as well as marketplace. This post is not meant to be negative in any way, as I am a very positive person
I have done thousands of business transactions on the internet over the past eight years -- 99% of which are successful -- in fact, even more than that with eBay.
I'd say six or seven out of the fifteen transactions I have had on BHW, all of which have been paid in full through Paypal, have been negative and escalated to claim resolutions through Paypal.
I thought I could trust anyone because people seem so "work" hungry, but it has truthfully many times been a scam. Obviously there is always going to be horror stories when doing business on the internet, especially of this nature, but can some of the more experienced BHW members please provide some insight to me on the chances of sellers not being able to deliver the services they advertise and or trying to scam you?
Thank you for your input in advance! I guess sometimes a deal is too good to be true
-mediaman
It is obviously an incredible knowledge resource, as well as marketplace. This post is not meant to be negative in any way, as I am a very positive person
I have done thousands of business transactions on the internet over the past eight years -- 99% of which are successful -- in fact, even more than that with eBay.
I'd say six or seven out of the fifteen transactions I have had on BHW, all of which have been paid in full through Paypal, have been negative and escalated to claim resolutions through Paypal.
I thought I could trust anyone because people seem so "work" hungry, but it has truthfully many times been a scam. Obviously there is always going to be horror stories when doing business on the internet, especially of this nature, but can some of the more experienced BHW members please provide some insight to me on the chances of sellers not being able to deliver the services they advertise and or trying to scam you?
Thank you for your input in advance! I guess sometimes a deal is too good to be true
-mediaman