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<p>[QUOTE="samjimmy, post: 286218, member: 3813"]That's the smart thing to do.</p><p>I think we all agree that that's how it should work, but regardless of how we all feel, more importantly that's how the payment processors (PayPal and credit cards, etc.) see it.</p><p><br /></p><p>Of course there was probably 800 ways I could have been screwed. The seller may not have had $ in their accounty for PayPal to give back (their buyer protection isn't insurance either). And the PO could have denied the claim. I may have made it out to sound that filing the claim with the PO was painless, but in truth it was a long, drawn out process that required multiple trips to the PO office, multiple phone calls and letters to the claims office, and much frustration, up to the very day that, without a note or any letter what-so-ever, a check for $2,000 came in the mail, nothng more.</p><p><br /></p><p>I had pretty much given up hope that they would ever send the money, and felt bad for the seller. He too had just emailed me a week prior to the check being delivered. Something along the lines of, "Ohhh well, I guess I'm out the money." I wouldn't wish the PO's insurance claims process upon my worst enemy.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="samjimmy, post: 286218, member: 3813"]That's the smart thing to do. I think we all agree that that's how it should work, but regardless of how we all feel, more importantly that's how the payment processors (PayPal and credit cards, etc.) see it. Of course there was probably 800 ways I could have been screwed. The seller may not have had $ in their accounty for PayPal to give back (their buyer protection isn't insurance either). And the PO could have denied the claim. I may have made it out to sound that filing the claim with the PO was painless, but in truth it was a long, drawn out process that required multiple trips to the PO office, multiple phone calls and letters to the claims office, and much frustration, up to the very day that, without a note or any letter what-so-ever, a check for $2,000 came in the mail, nothng more. I had pretty much given up hope that they would ever send the money, and felt bad for the seller. He too had just emailed me a week prior to the check being delivered. Something along the lines of, "Ohhh well, I guess I'm out the money." I wouldn't wish the PO's insurance claims process upon my worst enemy.[/QUOTE]
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