@kopenhagen5 wrote:
@ajf160959 wrote:
@padi*0409 wrote:Since you believe the members here can't help you, your only option now is to do as I suggested in the 3rd post on this thread and sort it out yourself with eBay through a call-back from them.
This thread was intended as a serious warning for others. I would never expect to find adequate answers on forums like this. I am following your advice but have not received a call-back. The offices are now closed.
Thats very useful and intelligent kopenhagen5.
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@ajf160959 wrote:Off topic, but for the record, I did not attach any screenshot whatsoever in my OP (Original Post). No screenshot has been removed from any of my posts by anyone. The Moderator removed an attached screenshot from a post by lyndal1838. I didn't see the screenshot, but can only assume it was removed because lyndal1838 violated the rules again, perhaps by disclosing my personal information.
My post #7 has a screenshot showing the false statement by eBay which says "This return is now completed The seller refunded GBP 25.77 to your original payment method in PayPal." (emphasis added). The only refund that appears on my Paypal account is for an amount of GBP15. This tranaction is stated to be a "Refund" with status "Completed". My Credit Card Statement shows that funds for the equivalent of GBP15 in Australian dollars from the seller has been credited to the account.
For the benefit of lyndal1838 and others who may have been misinformed by lyndal1838's ignorance, all transactions processed by Paypal appear on the Paypal Activity Statement, regardess of the funding source.
Most of this post is in poor taste, and it's a bit hard to convince a forum of something when there's plenty of people who read the opening post before it was moderated....not to mention there's a note at the top indicating it was moderated. Trying to discredit people like that just undermines your own credibility.
And for the record, lyndal never said that PayPal transactions don't appear on the activity statment -what she has tried to make clear is that when a refund of a payment is processed, the actual money doesn't become a balance in your account if a credit card was used to fund that payment, it just goes straight back to the card. Same as if you returned an item to a store that was paid for with a CC. They don't give you a cash-in-hand refund, they reverse the charge.
@digital*ghost wrote:
@ajf160959 wrote:Off topic, but for the record, I did not attach any screenshot whatsoever in my OP (Original Post). No screenshot has been removed from any of my posts by anyone. The Moderator removed an attached screenshot from a post by lyndal1838. I didn't see the screenshot, but can only assume it was removed because lyndal1838 violated the rules again, perhaps by disclosing my personal information.
My post #7 has a screenshot showing the false statement by eBay which says "This return is now completed The seller refunded GBP 25.77 to your original payment method in PayPal." (emphasis added). The only refund that appears on my Paypal account is for an amount of GBP15. This tranaction is stated to be a "Refund" with status "Completed". My Credit Card Statement shows that funds for the equivalent of GBP15 in Australian dollars from the seller has been credited to the account.
For the benefit of lyndal1838 and others who may have been misinformed by lyndal1838's ignorance, all transactions processed by Paypal appear on the Paypal Activity Statement, regardess of the funding source.
Most of this post is in poor taste, and it's a bit hard to convince a forum of something when there's plenty of people who read the opening post before it was moderated....not to mention there's a note at the top indicating it was moderated. Trying to discredit people like that just undermines your own credibility.
And for the record, lyndal never said that PayPal transactions don't appear on the activity statment -what she has tried to make clear is that when a refund of a payment is processed, the actual money doesn't become a balance in your account if a credit card was used to fund that payment, it just goes straight back to the card. Same as if you returned an item to a store that was paid for with a CC. They don't give you a cash-in-hand refund, they reverse the charge.
Do we have a band of keyborad warriors, thugs and bullies polluting the forum, or all the same person using multiple accounts? Of course this thread has been seriously tarnished by the presence of the likes of @digital*ghost, @lyndal1838 and kopenhagen5.
With a bit of luck, the portent of the thread will still be visible to anyone who may be concerned. Don't believe everything eBay claims, and don't always follow eBay's instructions. When eBay says "Send the Item Back", picture yourself flushing money down the toilet. You might get the occasional "floater" that can be retrieved, but is it worth the risk? And certainly don't believe anything said by the "experienced" members of this forum.
