fu*k paypal
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i hate them too, all the limits and fees. recently had my main paypal account closed for tos violation doing e-whoring. i was pissed. but at least i have several paypal accounts so im still able to get paid through them. but im also switching some of my ventures to other payment processors to be through with all of paypals BS.
easymlmpro
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- Jul 10, 2008
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...in the ass.
I've had numerous issues with them as well.
People are losing my business now when that's all they accept.
I've had numerous issues with them as well.
People are losing my business now when that's all they accept.
themagician
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- Mar 25, 2008
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'...If you continue to talk openly here about your Photoshop methods to falsify utlility bills and other documents to deceive PayPal, they will tighten up their procedures much like eBaY have and you will have yourselves to thank.
Do you think eBaY and PayPal don't visit this forum?
Everytime you reveal one of your methods they will now know what countermeasures to introduce to block you and it is you guys who have provided them with the tutorial.
Where do you get the idea that this forum is only read by BlackHatters and not by representatives of the companies you are screwing with?
For all our sakes - LOCK TALK DOWN!'
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jetton
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- May 2, 2008
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I was 100% legit. I started in on Ebay knowing it would be my way to millions if I took my time and learned the ropes. I started small and learned everything about advertising and building interest, etc, selling junk around the house and neighborhood. Made about 10 - 15 sales a week. Then when Pixar's Incredibles DVD came out I bought a s***load of those DVDs wholesale (from a legit source) and kept selling out in a day. Over the course of about 4 days I had sold around 2,000 vids. Suddenly, Paypal freezes my account (with all the money in it) and Ebay temp suspends me until I can send my paperwork to Paypal and verify id, receipts, inventory, etc. (Keep in mind I had been at 100% with Ebay/Paypal for almost 2 years with over 300 transactions). Anyway, I sent everything they asked for. The problem was, with the money frozen, I couldn't afford to ship 2,000 vids from my own pocket while I waited around on these b**tards to get their act straight. I tried to email customers and keep things floating, but all in all, I started getting negative feedback in droves and requests for refunds. I finally sent a mass mail to everyone telling them that Paypal had their money and there was nothing I could do about it. It was pretty messed up. I ended up selling the DVDs at the flea market for 1/2 what I would have got from my ebay sales.
So I agree... fu*k paypal (and throw in ebay for good measure)
themagician
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'...Bumping this thread up as I would still like to hear from Admin'.
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simo
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- Aug 11, 2008
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ok point taken however i dont see how this is so different to advice been given on any other thread - im rather new to blackhat so dont have that side of info to give-when everyone else is giving info left right and centre you tend to feel obliged to help out where you can-
i do understand your point though but if p00pal didnt know by now people ps dcs then id say they might be in a bit of security trouble.
like i said point taken but come on really do you really think they need to come here to work that one out out???
i do understand your point though but if p00pal didnt know by now people ps dcs then id say they might be in a bit of security trouble.
like i said point taken but come on really do you really think they need to come here to work that one out out???
spud--1
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- May 22, 2008
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Yes NEVER leave anything in your paypal account, as soon as you have built up a bit of money in there like over $500 thats it 'lockdown' and you will have to send document after document and speak to moron after moron who doesnt give a toss about your limitation or business.
They will literally come up with every excuse in the book to keep you money as long as possible and make your life hell. The trouble is they have got you by the balls as its so easy to use paypal and take money with there is just not much in the way of competition
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