This is all about the Golden Rule. he who has the gold, rules.

If Ebay or PayPal get their hands on your money, you will play hell
getting it back. They have your gold, and they rule!! However, if there
is only enough in the acount to cover the transaction, they collect that
and want more, to bad. You now have the gold --- in your other account
--- and you rule. I'm sure you are not going to volunteer the money
until everything is in your court.. I wouldn't. And if somehow they try
to stick you with charges, well, "He who has the gold, rules!" Your
money over the amount of the charge is safely somewhere else, so they
can "stick it where the sun don't shine!~". They may hassle you and
cause you aggravation and grief, but I you are right, to heck with'em.
Just don't do business with them any more. I find more and more, there
is always someone willing to hassle me to get more money out of me. And
I don't play the game. If it gets nasty, I get even.

Best regards,

John Rodgers
88 GL Driver

John D. Foster wrote:

>Hi Bob,
>
>Not to slight John, but wouldn't this just compound the problem?  Now, not
>only do you have what amounts to an unauthorized charge, but you also have
>overdraft fees!
>
>Just something to think about,
>JD
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Bob Stevens <mtbiker62@HOTMAIL.COM>
>To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
>Date: Thu, 8 Apr 2004 16:41:23 -0600
>Subject: Re: [VANAGON] PayPal Double Dipping My Account
>
>
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>>John Rogers just sent me a wonderful suggestion: open another checking
>>account that possesses only the amount of any one purchase so no funds
>>over
>>that can be withdrawn.
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>>
>>Bob Stevens
>>
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