Sellers beware: Euromotorcars

[silverboy02]

EuroMotorcars: Deadbeat Buyer

I sold him parts described 100% accurately. He filed a paypal claim saying it was not as described. He never messaged me on here just filed a claim. Now I am losing shipping money because he either found it cheaper or didn't check to make sure it would work with his car.

The Paypal resolution center is a big joke as well. Don't expect them to give a judgement to any seller, even if the buyer is in the wrong.


If someone will mail him a box of dog shit that would be great.

Jordan Thomas
5488 Devonshire Road
Harrisburg, PA 17112

[douglasjboehme]

EuroMotorcars has been on the list for only roughly 4 months so somewhat suspicious. Please keep in mind that it may be illegal to mail dog shit unless properly sealed. :)

Best of luck in resolving this!

[infinkc]

http://www.audizine.com/forum/member...-EuroMotorcars

https://www.facebook.com/jordanzordan

[Hugh@EuropaParts]

EuroMotorcars: Deadbeat Buyer

I sold him parts described 100% accurately. He filed a paypal claim saying it was not as described. He never messaged me on here just filed a claim. Now I am losing shipping money because he either found it cheaper or didn't check to make sure it would work with his car.

The Paypal resolution center is a big joke as well. Don't expect them to give a judgement to any seller, even if the buyer is in the wrong.


If someone will mail him a box of dog shit that would be great.

Jordan Thomas
5488 Devonshire Road
Harrisburg, PA 17112

What PayPal does should be illegal...

[BoostEasy]

What PayPal does should be illegal...

People tend to not think about it but Paypal is not a bank and is therefore not operating under the substantial regulations a bank would operate under.

Under no circumstances should a Paypal account account be linked to a bank account with more than about $50 in it because I've read horror stories of Paypal just ripping significant amounts of money out of people's accounts when buyers file bogus complaints.

[bmoreS4]

I guess he didn't learn how to treat people when going to his Christian college.

Looks like a d bag..

[S4NJ]

Thank you for warning us of this low life.

[Dakkath]

People tend to not think about it but Paypal is not a bank and is therefore not operating under the substantial regulations a bank would operate under.

Under no circumstances should a Paypal account account be linked to a bank account with more than about $50 in it because I've read horror stories of Paypal just ripping significant amounts of money out of people's accounts when buyers file bogus complaints.

So much this.... Use credit card that way you can dispute with your CC if you need to even use the service.

[Silverbullet S4]

I feel your pain! Paypal and Amazon both screw the seller if a claim is filed. A buyer should be protected as well but it's ridiculous the extreme they've gone to. I've been burned by this before as well and was out hundreds. Delivery confirmation with tracking isn't good enough, for Amazon at least...has to be signature confirmation (required but not listed in their policy as such, only "recommended" for items over $100) and even then they still may screw the seller. It's a scam and people know it and exploit it. If you don't sign for the package, claim you didn't receive it and then get a full refund and keep the product. Neither company seems to care...

[DannyDeez]

I feel your pain! Paypal and Amazon both screw the seller if a claim is filed. A buyer should be protected as well but it's ridiculous the extreme they've gone to. I've been burned by this before as well and was out hundreds. Delivery confirmation with tracking isn't good enough, for Amazon at least...has to be signature confirmation (required but not listed in their policy as such, only "recommended" for items over $100) and even then they still may screw the seller. It's a scam and people know it and exploit it. If you don't sign for the package, claim you didn't receive it and then get a full refund and keep the product. Neither company seems to care...

Sorry to hear OP. That truly sucks.
PayPal is an absolute joke and it's the reason you should only accept payment as a gift. Their terms and conditions clearly show that the seller will never be covered in the event of a claim. Everyone should take the time to actually read it.
Even if you send it signature required, it ONLY covers you if they claim they didn't receive the item. If they claim you sent them the wrong item, guess what?...You lose.
So if you send them an intake and they claim you sent them the Lego movie on blu ray, and they send pictures of their personal copy of the Lego movie on blu ray, PayPal takes your money and gives it to the scumbag liar.

[968Reckless]

PayPal can be a pain. I sold some b7 headlights and the buyer claimed they weren't as described. A claim was filed and the process began. I sent PayPal a copy of the for sale ad(which clearly stated everything about the items and pictures) , the PMs back and forth and even a text conversation(which also stated everything about the items). I called PayPal everyday for a few days and after about a week I won the case. I'll admit I was scared even though I was a honest seller.


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[hotleadsingergu]

EuroMotorcars: Deadbeat Buyer

I sold him parts described 100% accurately. He filed a paypal claim saying it was not as described. He never messaged me on here just filed a claim. Now I am losing shipping money because he either found it cheaper or didn't check to make sure it would work with his car.

The Paypal resolution center is a big joke as well. Don't expect them to give a judgement to any seller, even if the buyer is in the wrong.

So what happened? Explain the situation (what did you sell)