eBay

clarry100 · ‎20-03-2015

Yesterday we had a buyer buy two different items using two different IDs but the mailing address was identical so its the same person.

The user IDs are a long string of weird letters/numbers but not quite identical.

We packed and mailed those items out yesterday so she would not have received them just yet.

Now this morning we have yet another order from the same person but under yet another variant of the same weird ID.

All these userIDs show a ZERO FB score.

It could be purchases made as a guest I'm thinking and perhaps nothing to be concerned about.

But on the other hand I'm wondering if we could be being setup for something down track. We use regular mail so no tracking and the items are all under $10 each.

Anyone have any thoughts on this kind of activity.

joethenuts · ‎21-03-2015

i was talking about you need permision to enter my account for instance my gas company take money out of my account foxtell and so and my elec company but they take out too much ,but thats another story but in australia that law changes for banks as i said if a customer from a bank saqys this $50 card bill for paint they say they did not purchase then that bank will take out from my account without my knowlage he $50 straight away all banks in this country have a agreement.

any way when are you making muffins again let me know

digital*ghost · ‎21-03-2015

That's what I meant about permissions, though. You've granted Foxtel etc permissions to debit money from the account, and in actual fact if you use a credit card processor to accept a payment, then you also grant them certain permissions under certain circumstances, so they are not accessing the money without permission.

It's legal to give permission to third parties to do certain things they wouldn't normally be allowed to do, so the question up for debate is whether it's legal for certain permissions (or policies) to be obligatory.