Could someone tell me what this means…?
Hi,
Thank you for your purchase. We received your Paypal payment however we are
unable to process your order at the moment due to the following reason:
The shipping address provided on your Paypal payment shows an unconfirmed
status. According to our auction’s term and condition, we can only accept
Paypal payment that has a confirmed shipping address.
Therefore please provide us the following information to help confirm your
shipping address.
1) Copy of identification card.
2) Copy of your recent credit card statement showing billing and shipping
address
3) Contact phone number
You can send the above information to us via email at [email]sales@b2global.net[/email] or
fax it in to 1-425-671-0314
By: Arabella-Cox - 5th February 2006 at 23:15
Well that doesn’t mean he can’t choose to be a prat sometimes.
A friend of mine bought a laptop from the States from a guy with a similar rating. He was asked to pay by banker’s cheque or something.
So my friend waited and waited. The guy said the delivery had been rejected and that he was trying to resend it. Then he stopped e-mailing, closed down his ebay account and disappeared.
Rule is – don’t use ebay if you can help it.
By: A330-300 - 5th February 2006 at 21:46
Okay, I have reported the guy to eBay and Paypal, yet he’s not even responding to that! I’ve sent him a good number of emails, but the same old response:
“According to our records, we have not received the documents. Please advise.”
Getting a bad feeling about this. The credibility of the seller is not in doubt, he’s got over 11,000 at 99.7%.
By: Deano - 27th January 2006 at 20:43
A330 check your PMs
In my eBay experience this is a genuine email, as the sale emanates from the USA alot of suppliers from there need a verified PayPal account which alot of people in the UK do not have, check your PayPal account for more details, but I concur, if you fax them your credit card or bank statements with your address on make sure you edit out the account details.
Anyway more info in the PM
By: A330-300 - 27th January 2006 at 20:14
🙁 I’m not eligible for some reason.
PS, happy birthday!
By: kursed - 27th January 2006 at 19:55
Paypal gives you an auto insurance cover of about a 1000$ if you bought stuff from ebay. Contact PayPal’s Resolution Center to help you out here.
By: A330-300 - 27th January 2006 at 16:37
I got an email from eBay saying it’s probably spam/unsolicited mail.
Don’t know what to make of this. The seller has good feedback, so maybe it’ll work out. 🙁
By: Mark L - 27th January 2006 at 14:49
Yup, definitly sounds like a scam I’m afraid, hard luck mate 🙁
There are various ways to get into contact with ebay through their customer services section, you’ll need to take a look through the site to get the one you need. They usually respond relaitvely quickly, but theres very little they can do, and I doubt you’ll get your money back. However ebay do own PayPal now so there is some hope.
I hope you didnt pay too much! 😮
By: A330-300 - 27th January 2006 at 14:44
Thank you.
Could you tell me what eBay’s email address is? And the seller, he isn’t responding anymore. He said that if I fail to do this within two days the order will be cancelled. Whether I get mym oney or not is a different story.
By: Mark L - 27th January 2006 at 14:41
At first glance I agree with SOC, it appears to be a scam. However it appears it IS actually linked to a purchase you made on ebay. What I would suggest you do is email the adress you were given on the auction, or even safer send the seller a message through ebay. Tell them you have recieved this email, it looks very much like a scam, and ask is it actually from them and can you have more details.
Once you get more details post them back on here (not including sensitive information of course) and we’ll see if its a scam or legitimate.
DO NOT send them any personal information at the moment.
By: Deano - 27th January 2006 at 14:41
A330, don’t do anything yet, I have to pop out for an hr, when I get back I will help you out
Dean
By: A330-300 - 27th January 2006 at 14:31
What do I do now? The guy has my money, and I just want to get it back.
By: SOC - 27th January 2006 at 14:27
Yeah, they’re messing with you. Never, EVER respond to any e-mail like this. If you ever think it might be credible, then call eBay or PayPal. This kind of stuff will never be asked for in e-mail by anyone legitimate.
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January 27, 2006 at 2:21 pm