Paypal

complicit in fraud

29th of Nov, 2011 by qwe

I purchased a phone battery from EMTcompany inc. who knowingly sold me a defective and tampered with product. They offer paypal as their sole payment method. I thought this meant i was protected. Paypal conveniantly allows 45 days for a dispute thereby allowing a fraudulent company like EMTC to lie and delay until Paypal's time has expired after which it is impossible to pursue the matter.This, in my view, is directly proffiting form the proceeds of crime and incentivizing fraud. The immense difficulty in processing their info, the convoluted labirynth that is their website is designed to make it difficult. I have spent countless hours dealing with this problem and this is exactly what they bet on; that small purchasers will be discouraged by the riiculous effort it takes to pursue action against this type of fraud. Paypal should be brought by anyone to small claims court where possible and complaints of complicity in fraud brought against them where ever possible.
My advise, do not use paypal because you are not protected. Your credit card offers much better protection and they will generally react with law enforcement. Paypal has designed a system to profit from fraud, they do not pursue these fraudsters but merely close their accounts. A credit card company will actually consider prosecution. Paypal will take your money and just "move on"

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