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Re: Fees for using paypal?
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Originally Posted by zoombini
Can't you get the cog's to rotate on your avatar Incog?
I misread that as 'how do you get the cogs to rotate on your avatar?'
.........and spent about 30 seconds staring at incogs avatar really closely before deciding that I was right in thinking that they don't rotate
Paying by either cheque or bank transfer once the cheque/money has gone from your account & the seller doesnt complete the transaction you have no way of claiming your money back as the bank will not intervien.
That's the risks you take when dealing on eBay.Personally I stick to a certain amount when buying something there and if it isn't enough too bad I'll do without.Never bid more than you can afford to lose if the seller stiffs you.
Incog.
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I think that I'll do that, although when I come to sell the wifes new Pilates machine it will be quite a lot.
Can't you get the cog's to rotate on your avatar Incog?
I dare say I could if I could be a*sed.Anyway I have yet to installed the animation program I like to use since I moved to XP.I've got the file saved as a PDS so I can carry on working on it if I want but it would be lot of work.Of course this would be an ideal opportunity to learn how to use ImageReady.
IF I could be a*sed.
__________________ Hell is empty and all the devils are here. Shakespeare..
Paying by either cheque or bank transfer once the cheque/money has gone from your account & the seller doesnt complete the transaction you have no way of claiming your money back as the bank will not intervien.
No but e-bay should, after all its no different than paying by cheque.
I have refused the deposit & asked him to send a cheque instead.
Much easier in my view.
In the past ive asked people to pay cash or a cheque direct into my bank account. One item i sold, the buyer did an online banking transfer into my account and i sent him the item the same day as the auction closed.
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