Scammer, Paypal Sucks, Cautionary tale
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And so on and so forth.
Only a handful of those were related to paypal and payment processors. So you're still full of shit bro.
Sherb
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It's like talking to a wall.
@BBulldog @Veil123 @Meddie @nakamura @safeSEOboost @NirvanaWolf @soa0611 ... everyone is explaining to you what you are doing wrong. And you're still doing it right here on this thread.
Projecting your inability to properly think before committing to something, whether it be spouting out an inaccuracy in a childish rebuttal, saying "no no no no" to everyone in this thread trying to show you where you screwed up and what to do in the future, or hiring a complete stranger who cold-called you on Skype.
Your insecurities and need to always be right are incredibly transparent right now. It's depressing. Nobody wants to see your chat logs. Nobody cares about your poor decision making skills. You screwed up, and then posted about it publicly for people like myself to respond to.
If you don't want your low-energy business "skills" put out into the open like this... don't put them out into the open like this. It's a pretty easy solution.
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Wrong.
If you actually check the link you posted you will see most of them have nothing to do with payment processors or scammers.
I don't always need to be right. I can agree to disagree, as I did with Bbulldog. He feels like I should have presented all info straight away, and if I didn't I lose. I feel like Paypal saying they will request additional information means they will before reaching a decision, which they didn't. I feel they should, like they said they would. Bbulldog feels they don't have to. Okay, agree do disagree.
But when you come around and assume I had a stealth Paypal (which I didn't) and exaggerate how many threads I started related to payment processors and scammers (which is shown above) with your shitty attitude, you bet your ass I'll respond aggressively. You think I'm gonna sit here and smile while verbal diarrhea comes out of your mouth directed at me? Absolutely not.
Don't you worry about my business skills, I do just fine.
I didn't post anything publicly for you or anyone else to respond to. I post this shit with scammer info for 2 reasons. One is to help anyone who thinks about doing business with this person in the future. And if anyone can learn anything from the situation, there is all the info, do what you will with it. And the the other is a personal closure thing, to where the last thing I do before I put it behind me is post here and then it's over.
Ok I do not know your country but:
- Paid with a credit card? Chargeback with your bank. I did this 2-3 times already with Paypal and still have the account
- Debit or bank, do the same just state it was not authorized. Paypal dispute is BS and takes too much time I usually go directly to the bank as its quick and Paypal can't do shit.
Not sure what service you got from him, but seems you had no history of him being able to provide the service other than him saying sure...
Ask any freelanced if they can do X and they will say yes... Without any proof assume people cannot do shit and they are scammers...
- Paid with a credit card? Chargeback with your bank. I did this 2-3 times already with Paypal and still have the account
- Debit or bank, do the same just state it was not authorized. Paypal dispute is BS and takes too much time I usually go directly to the bank as its quick and Paypal can't do shit.
Not sure what service you got from him, but seems you had no history of him being able to provide the service other than him saying sure...
Ask any freelanced if they can do X and they will say yes... Without any proof assume people cannot do shit and they are scammers...
lokibyheart
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the moment i read his email ''[email protected]'' i knew you have been scammed,
and how i know this? i am not a baba
now read this
his email contain words ''Bunty and Babli'' , bunty and babli were two couples in india, they were both scammers, they both scammed lots of poeple, there is movie on them too, just search on google bunty and babli you will find about them, i think that guy is professional scammer as he is using world class scammers name in his email, and only DCP Dashrath Singh can catch him, you should found DCP Dashrath Singh only he can help you with bunty and babli, just joking DCP Dashrath Singh the guy who catch them in movie!
and how i know this? i am not a baba
now read this
his email contain words ''Bunty and Babli'' , bunty and babli were two couples in india, they were both scammers, they both scammed lots of poeple, there is movie on them too, just search on google bunty and babli you will find about them, i think that guy is professional scammer as he is using world class scammers name in his email, and only DCP Dashrath Singh can catch him, you should found DCP Dashrath Singh only he can help you with bunty and babli, just joking DCP Dashrath Singh the guy who catch them in movie!
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lokibyheart
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hahaha that's actually hilarious
Good to know, thanks.
now you can say that you got scammed by world class scammers and not by kids, lmao just joking,
and for the scammers - karma is watching you guys, karma is watching you,
Adonis Prime
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Bro, buntibubli itself means scammers. Bunti is male, bubli is female. Wow! Atleast google what email name is? Hmmm
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I figured he's done this before when he replied to Paypal on the last day of the deadline, on day 10.
I don't believe in karma, but what goes around comes around
EmailMaster
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just move on, you will encounter these tons of times even legit people become scammers. dealt with from a client ive worked with for 6 years
youre nuts for doing business with somebody you dont know.anything over 10$ needs to either go through the proper channels or done with reliable people with some reputation to back them up.you cant just fork over money to randos on the internet.thats just bad business.
well,at least you can view this as a teachable moment.and i hope you learned not to be so trusting with people online...to be honest,the guy smelled fishy from a mile away.just the way he talked screamed "im a scammer"(very reminiscent of those youtube videos where the guy responds to scam emails and f*cks with the scammers).and im not saying you shouldnt take some risks sometimes (cause it might pay off) but my PERSONAL limit is 10$.anything more than that,no way!
well,at least you can view this as a teachable moment.and i hope you learned not to be so trusting with people online...to be honest,the guy smelled fishy from a mile away.just the way he talked screamed "im a scammer"(very reminiscent of those youtube videos where the guy responds to scam emails and f*cks with the scammers).and im not saying you shouldnt take some risks sometimes (cause it might pay off) but my PERSONAL limit is 10$.anything more than that,no way!
BHSEONewb
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The main email having a different first name than the person and the entirely random looking yahoo one are concerns for me. A legitimate company/seller should have these all matching, as far as I'm concerned, though not always. That's a medium sized red flag for me.
It sucks that PayPal didn't ask for additional info, but maybe you could have provided it anyways. I've had a similar experience with Visa on a complaint against Macy's and I had a date stamped log of information that I included even though they said I didn't need to. I still got shafted. Don't buy furniture from Macy's.
We've both learned the hard and expensive way that these companies do not have our backs. Maybe file a complaint with the better business bureau against paypal, or if you used a credit card to pay the paypal balance, dispute it on your card.
It sucks that PayPal didn't ask for additional info, but maybe you could have provided it anyways. I've had a similar experience with Visa on a complaint against Macy's and I had a date stamped log of information that I included even though they said I didn't need to. I still got shafted. Don't buy furniture from Macy's.
We've both learned the hard and expensive way that these companies do not have our backs. Maybe file a complaint with the better business bureau against paypal, or if you used a credit card to pay the paypal balance, dispute it on your card.
yaoyo
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Come on, you’re better than this. You really think you’re helping people out by posting about your little business excursion? You think that this will somehow stop people from getting scammed by this guy? Like there’s no way he could use another paypal account or different emails or different whatever.
By the way, can I get your skype info?
By the way, can I get your skype info?
DuckingOutstanding
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That's unfortunately why I go out of my way to not use paypal at any and all costs... I have a stealth pp that Ionce in a blue moon use (attached to a prepaid debit card) for small amounts (if I'm the buyer only), and ONLY if that seller has zero alternative method of being paid - even then, I'm more likely to just not buy vs go through PP... And I definitely don't trust them as a receiver of funds (been there got burned to a crisp too many times) they are awful
PremiumAds
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Have you tried calling Paypal?
I once got scammed by a piece of shit on Ebay when I was a selling a digital good.
I called Paypal and they gave them half my money back even after they claimed they couldn't do anything.
I once got scammed by a piece of shit on Ebay when I was a selling a digital good.
I called Paypal and they gave them half my money back even after they claimed they couldn't do anything.