Originally Posted by jedi_without_a_lightsaber

You do understand where he states, "I am the messenger," correct? He's not an evil hencemen for some terrible empire. He's an employee, and he gets paid to handle customers the way the company tells him to handle them. He's been kind enough to anonymously tell us what the company actually does when those who have had their accounts limited submit their information, most likely in hopes for us to use that information to reduce PayPal's abuse and defend ourselves as customers and merchants.

Sellers aren't this person's "bread and butter," he couldn't care less if sellers are satisfied or left in the cold, other than a vague sense of morality that he has to push aside to do his job. He's an employee, and sometimes employees, especially those working for large corporations, are told to do immoral things. This is a case of that, and at least he's being kind enough to anonymously make us aware of their customer treatment and tactics. Their business practices are hardly his fault, and if you've ever worked for ANYONE ELSE, chances are you've facilitated them in doing things you don't agree with morally or that hurt other people.

Why would you attempt (albeit feebly) to get this man fired? He's being PAID to do the things you disagree with, that's his JOB. And you're reporting him to the company you so loathe because he's been kind enough to let us be aware of their tactics in hopes of altering their methods?

Take his contribution for what it is and use it to fight the company, not the little guys they employ.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I think this guy is trolling you all. On eBay forums, a lot of people over the years have reported an account unfrozen once they faxed in documentation. If you look at complaints all over the web, most people had to wait to get their money but eventually got it and their account remained open. If Paypal really had hundreds of employees like OP who spent 8 hours a day getting info to "lock people out forever," who would even be left to use Paypal?

Also, do you really think a company is going to show all their new hires a website that says their company sucks? Even if they think everything here is bullshit, they wouldn't dream of telling every single employee to come here and laugh at people as part of their "training". There is nothing to be learned here except that people have had problems with Paypal, and by showing newbies an example of complaints, it just encourages these newbies to go out and find more complaints all over the Internet.

Come on, OP isn't even believable.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

First of all, wondering if you were joking and just making out that you worked at eBay. Then, having read your statement I realised that, yes, you really are thick enough to work there. You said it yourself; you just read out statements. A computer could do that. So when you've finished pissing yourselves, maybe you should all go out and look for a job; because by the looks of things you'll all need one. eBay is fuckin shit anyway. If ya wanna buy something new just go to amazon or somewhere - it usually turns out cheaper elsewhere. And if you want something second-hand go down to the charity shop. Good luck finding those job guys. I have lots of money and don't have to work. Yes, I used ShitBay and PayShit, and they funcked up my accounts for me because they robbing, fraudulent bastards - but hey, they can't lock me out tit-face; i'm slightly smarter than you dumb-ass mother-fuckers....

Originally Posted by liamo

how much do you want to bet? i have worked for several big corperations in senior "care" positions, and whilst working at the biggest the of them all i regularly witnessed such events. Senior staff printing off emails of complaints and presenting them to junior staff in meetings, having a big laugh at the customer. I was shocked but kept tight lipped for several years as i did not ant to loose my job. When i spoke up i was ridiculed, there was several employees who felt the same way but did not speak up. My boss suddenly made my life hard and i eventually chose to resign for pride. She already tried to fire me for my team under performing which was not true. my team had improved their stats year on year and was the best performing team in the business! but the boss kept coming at me with different things so i got the message so i resigned and walked out with no job to go to, no income but with a good feeling inside that i had done something right. i also spilled the beans to HR before i left but they did not do anything about it. A few months after i left they sacked all staff and moved the business to another city because they were loosing sales & customer complaints were at a all time high. I was the only decent minded care manager out of 6, you decide why that big corperation lost business & customer opionion shortly after i left and begged me to take my old job back... i just laughed and put the phone down