Comments on: A fool and his money are easily parted: e-gold and PayPal scams abound!

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Apps-R-Us - Buy Turneky Facebook Applicaitons! — Sat, 10 May 2008 21:39:31 +0000

Paypal is one of the largest group of thieves that has ever existed on the planet. They are the scammers who have cleverly disguised themselves as an institution.

For example…. Say a PayPal ’scammer’ accepts payments from buyers for goods on Paypal, but never provides the goods and just ends up refunding the money a week or two later, when the purchaser realizes what has happened…. Essentially, the ’scammer’ is using other people’s money as a Bank Account… he takes some in, refunds a previous purchase, takes more in, etc..

Now look at what happens when PayPal ‘freezes’ your account, for whatever reason. They don’t give the money back to anyone, THEY KEEP IT! And for as long as they have your ‘frozen’ money, They are honestly free to do whatever they want with it!.. They could use it to make short-term investments, anything really, as long as they give it back to the rightful owner eventually. There is no statement in PayPal’s legal documents constricting them to NOT USE peopl’s money when accounts are frozen.

Paypal is so fucking crooked it makes me sick.

By: James

James — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 04:57:07 +0000

Good article!I never exchange E-gold to PayPal and vice versa as PayPal is a reversible currency AND PAyPAl deny in TERMS exchanges . so if paypal knows the guy who you exchange with is a exchanger you’ll get your account terminated..
If you want to trasfer from PP to E-gold just withdraw money from PP in the bank and then buy E-gold

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By: Jan

Jan — Sat, 08 Sep 2007 20:26:04 +0000

I am a paypal user and i never had any problems using it. As far as i know paypal has a regualar banking licsense now.

I can recommend using escrow service like on elance.com

By: Aggie

Aggie — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 02:24:01 +0000

Thanks for the input. The internet is laced with scam artists. It’s unfortunately so…especially a newbie like myself who is trying to provide an income. There should be a licensing requirement to provide internet money exchanges.It surprises me that no large banking institution is providing a service to the internet.

I guess one could say, “Welcome to the Internet World of Business,”…watch your wallet!

By: Mercedes

Mercedes — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 19:43:04 +0000

You have considered very actual theme.
My supervision and some practice expert that PAY PAL in the lead, certainly.For example, transactions with EBAY occured amazingly.But there was such case when has transferred money in one doubtful company and operation has been cancelled PAY PAL(the refund occured about two weeks and I think PAY PAL have made good check of this company)And one more ,I have noticed one thing, that all of a SCAMs try to work with E-GOLD…They say: ´´It works very quickly and without any problem!´´Now I understand very good the true reason.