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by tooltrainer 11y ago
Why is it greed and not merely taking advantage of a potential opportunity? Sheesh the morality police are really out in force today.
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by tooltrainer 11y ago
Yeah Paypal had refused to call my Godaddy rep because the seller had already provided sufficient proof that the transaction happened and was legit.
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by tooltrainer 11y ago
Couldn't agree more!
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by tooltrainer 11y ago
Hot damn, Paypal has reversed their decision! http://tooltrainer.com/blog/paypal-executive-escalations-del...
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by tooltrainer 11y ago
To add to this... http://tooltrainer.com/blog/watch-me-hack-and-own-paypal-com...
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by tooltrainer 11y ago
LOL!! Brilliant!! I should totally provide them screenshots showing that I just sold their domain out from under them. ROFL.
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by tooltrainer 11y ago
I never said I was a squatter, and I'm not. I buy domains that are very low value to basically everyone but me, because I know how to drive traffic and monetize it effectively. And I almost exclusively buy new domains (less than 0.5%
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by tooltrainer 11y ago
But my Godaddy rep provided his contact info and was happy to speak to PayPal on behalf of myself and Godaddy. PayPal actually said they didn't need to speak to Godaddy because the documents provided by the seller were authentic. PayP
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by tooltrainer 11y ago
Actually I did all of that. But of course I saw the current, legit whois info which is what I would expect to see before I had purchased.
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PayPal does not know how to detect fraud(tooltrainer.com)
144 points by tooltrainer 11y ago|92 comments