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Quote from: laughingbear on June 18, 2013, 10:05:39 PM

I also think that orders should be reserved by when you PAY.

I don't quite disagree with you since I did pay instantly, but that could be problematic for anyone paying by wire, no? It sure would suck to get one of the first orders in and then be pushed back to the second batch just because you had cash in hand and had to wait 3 days for it to get transferred.

Yeah but you choose to be an idiot and wire transfer.....get a prepaid CC and pay through paypal.

You would only get 45 days Paypal protection. Prepaid cards are debit, not credit, therefore minimal if any protection from an issuing bank...

On paypal is there anyway to extend protection if not recieved in 45 days? Or is 45 days final cutoff as far as paypal?

Their cut-off liability wise. It's only a digital escrow for their mother company eBay to give piece of mind in receiving eBay listings globally.

The liability held by credit cards is far greater, but some cc companies do not like third party payments like Paypal and Amazon, so you must check with your CCard's issuing bank.

Barclay's for instance wen I rang up about KnC were surprisingly cool...but that's a UK bank, apparently I have 6 years!? That said I've also read that I must initiate complaint prior to 120days after initial promised delivery. I know nothing about this stateside.