LittleBill21
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Instagram post shares incorrect information on PayPal policy
Has PayPal secretly resurrected a policy that the company said in October it erroneously released — and then corrected?

I sell on Amazon, the amount of returns that I have to eat are 10 to 1 other platforms.Amazon just has easier returns
Well, i ordered a pair of muck boots on amazon last month. In a couple of days sole of boot tore. Contacted amazon and they told me to take it to UPS store, and ups will box, ship and amazon paid shipping. Then amazon sent me new boots. Very easy to do. My last return on ebay was a nightmare. Making me contact seller and hash it out for a month.I sell on Amazon, the amount of returns that I have to eat are 10 to 1 other platforms.
Auto renewal is not about payment method - check, ach, cash, credit card, but about signing up for a service and permitting the use of your bank account or credit card giving them the access to withdraw from your account endlessly.Auto payments for everything.
If a manual payment is required, I’m not signing up for service.
Many items are discounted for the auto ACH payment.
I’m very in tune with money in/out.
I write less than 5 checks a year with the goal of 0 checks…
OK, I'm confused. I thought Paypal was simply an online payment service. What kind of "misinformation" can a user spread? The only thing I can think of would be something fraudulent like linking it to a stolen credit card or in the case of a seller regularly misrepresenting the merchandise.![]()
Instagram post shares incorrect information on PayPal policy
Has PayPal secretly resurrected a policy that the company said in October it erroneously released — and then corrected?www.politifact.com
Didn't read through the thread but like you, we NEVER do auto pay on anything. Every piece of financed farm equipment either comes with a payment book or the finance company send out a payment due notice. I don't trust anyone with my personal financial info.Am I the only one who doesn't allow these? I have done so in the past with disastrous results... on one occasion I had to close out my checking account to stop them. That was years ago yet it now seems to be normal... I still can't bring myself to do it.
I would rather pay a year in advance than give somebody unlimited access to my finances.
Among other things I have to wonder how many people are paying for "services" they stopped using long ago. Granted that's their fault for not paying attention to their statements, yet still isn't right.
I've even had "exit questionaires" with that as one of the questions. Sirius for one, yet they still haven't done away with it, despite trying to get me back for the last 3 years.
I signed up for access to the local newspaper, not realizing I was agreeing to automatic withdrawals. It turns out that what they consider "news" is mostly opinion, and I get better local news from my MSN news feed. Go figure...
OK, I'm confused. I thought Paypal was simply an online payment service. What kind of "misinformation" can a user spread? The only thing I can think of would be something fraudulent like linking it to a stolen credit card or in the case of a seller regularly misrepresenting the merchandise.
Or are they, like seemingly everyone else also a social media site now?