Anyone get a settlement email from Paypal recently?

[Peetoeng]

Originally posted by: Maverick
bahhh...only people making any money off this are the blood sucking lawyers

And paypal. $9M is crumb to them. Paypal customers probably lost more in total.

 

Yup, I got the email early this morning.

 

[MAME]

I got it but how much do I get back, a dollar? Not worth the ink and paper and postage to send the letter back to them

 

[DeeKnow]

Originally posted by: Maverick
bahhh...only people making any money off this are the blood sucking lawyers

so what's new...?

 

[Slickone]

I think they should refund me for not helping out with the buyer protection just because it was past 30 days. It takes at least that long to try to wait on an item to be delivered, then try to work it out with the seller.

 

[Bacardi151]

dude, whoever did not get ripped off from paypal should just stop being greedy, there are tons of people that got ripped off for more than 50 bucks, and i think they deserve well over that so if only the people that actually got ripped off gets to divide the million bucks then it would be more helpful, i doubt it'll be much over 50, if not less, because of people that wants to fill out the form even though they never experienced any harm.

i personally was ripped off of 135 dollars because paypal refused to assist me, instead they sent me a bunch of bullshit links to report the fraud, and that didn't help. so this time paypal is getting what they deserve.

 

[RobCur]

Originally posted by: Maverick
bahhh...only people making any money off this are the blood sucking lawyers

 

[Bacardi151]

Originally posted by: Slickone
I think they should refund me for not helping out with the buyer protection just because it was past 30 days. It takes at least that long to try to wait on an item to be delivered, then try to work it out with the seller.

go for it! i had the same issue, and that kind of falls into the "unsatisfactory blah blah blah"/buyer protection

 

[Slickone]

Originally posted by: Bacardi151

Originally posted by: Slickone
I think they should refund me for not helping out with the buyer protection just because it was past 30 days. It takes at least that long to try to wait on an item to be delivered, then try to work it out with the seller.

go for it! i had the same issue, and that kind of falls into the "unsatisfactory blah blah blah"/buyer protection

Guess I missed that one. I thought it was only for locked accounts or wrong transactions and such.

 

[Slickone]

Originally posted by: courtjester123
Guys, guys, guys....RTFA. Even if you were not harmed by PayPal as described, if you qualify as a class member you should file the Statutory Damage Fund Claim Form. $1million will be divided equally among all people filing such a form. This was done because PayPal was engaging in business practices that led to the lawsuit, meaning the likelihood was high that they would have screwed you over like a ton of other people. It's a punitive kind of thing.

Anyone else done this?

 

[Crappopotamus]

Originally posted by: courtjester123
Guys, guys, guys....RTFA. Even if you were not harmed by PayPal as described, if you qualify as a class member you should file the Statutory Damage Fund Claim Form. $1million will be divided equally among all people filing such a form. This was done because PayPal was engaging in business practices that led to the lawsuit, meaning the likelihood was high that they would have screwed you over like a ton of other people. It's a punitive kind of thing.

Check HERE for more information.

yeah? this legal crap is making my head spin. so im gonna apply for this statutory damage fund claim. im not gonna get busted for purgery am i?

 

[Techie333]

so what's going on with this? can you fill out statutory claims? I had an issue where funds were subtracted from my account because some fuker did chargeback, but i eventually got money back from paypal because they did investigation....

 

[Ausm]

Repost whores slammed my ass asking the same question about a month ago

Ausm