There is a fair amount of information here. It has taken me over a month of reading and research to build some rudimentary picture of the entire scenario.
I was kicked out for the same reason as yourself. Now then, you must ask yourself the perhaps difficult question: Do I really want to be paired up with such an atrociously unreliable partner such as eBay/PP for my business? The answer is NO, if your business means anything. I can not believe you would be wanting to go back.
What further irks me, is that they [PayPal particularly] require proof of identification as a route to recourse on Limitation. But then they deny the appeal to reinstate the account. In your case you appealed twice. I have been sending them emails for over a month!
PayPal's Dispute Resolution also stinks to say the least. This service of theirs is horrendous and actually quite subjective, despite ways in which they portray objectivity. The specialist service representatives who deal with disputes are not even qualified enough to pass judgement on the particulars of disputes at hand. In fact how can they be, realistically speaking? PayPal is a single company, yet they try to take on the insurmountable task of dealing with claims and disputes on thousands of commodities and commodity types being channeled through eBay.
No business would want to partner with PayPal (and hence eBay). Don't be fooled by the number of businesses operating on eBay this very day. It is only a matter of time before they too realise the ultimate truths regarding eBay/PP and their policies.
I have long known about paypalsucks.com, from the very formative years of the eBay/PP company. I was aware but skeptical of many of the stories, claims and inferences drawn by people, post eBay/PP customers, on that website. But from my own dealings with eBay/PP, I have to add my weight behind the fact that there is something very wrong about this company.
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