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		<title>Paypal echeck nightmare continues</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ok, so I blocked acceptance of echecks as detailed in my earlier post on the matter. I sent out a request for payment to a client. Actually, this person was the final straw that broke the paypal echeck&#8217;s back with an earlier purchase of a product. I&#8217;ve included her last two messages to me below [...]]]></description>
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<td>Ok, so I blocked acceptance of echecks as detailed in <a href="http://e-booknow.com/blog/2008/02/18/paypal-digital-products-and-the-echeck-nightmare/">my earlier post on the matter</a>.  I sent out a request for payment to a client.  Actually, this person was the final straw that broke the paypal echeck&#8217;s back with an earlier purchase of a product.  I&#8217;ve included her last two messages to me below -___________________</p>
<p>Dear Andy,</p>
<p>I just paid for your Complete landlord&#8217;s kit on the web, (see proof below) but did not get my product. I got an &#8220;order pending&#8221; notice instead.  Please contact me right away and tell me how to get my product.  I wanted it immediately, that is why I took the download version.</p>
<p>sincerely,</p>
<p>Janet Roberts (name changed)</p>
<p>___________________</td>
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Dear Andrew,</p>
<p>It would help if the information below was on your web site and available BEFORE!!!! your customers use paypal.  I am reluctant to pay you twice, since I do not know you and have never done business with you before.  As it is, I am  trusting you to have the products I desire in a form usable to me.  I product I won&#8217;t see now for three days.</p>
<p>This is NOT good customer service.  You sound like a smart man. You should fix it.</p>
<p>Jane Roberts</p>
<p>___________________</p>
<p>So guess what?  I fixed it by blocking paypal echecks from now until hell freezes over.  I sent her a request for money and guess what &#8211; I get an email from paypal indicating that she has paid me once again with an effin&#8217; echeck.  I haven&#8217;t received any echecks for products but why am I getting one in response to a request for payment?</p>
<p>Amazing!  <strong>Maybe there is a different set of rules for requests for payment.<br />
</strong><br />
As far as <a href="http://e-booknow.com/blog/2008/02/16/why-i-will-never-accept-paypal-echecks-again/">the other customer who paid with echeck</a> and now wants his money back because he didn&#8217;t get his product as quickly as he wanted (<em>because he paid with an echeck</em>), he filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau against me.  What an a-hole!  He lied to the BBB by saying that he never received the product.  I responded and the next day or so later, I get an application to join the BBB in the mail.  What a joke!</p>
<p>They can&#8217;t do anything to me unless I&#8217;m a member and now they want me to become one?  Whatever!  I&#8217;ll scan it in and let you read it for your enjoyment later.</p>
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