It would be easier to tell if we could see the length of the butt without the bottom piece, but I'm betting that the piece with the buttcap isn't an additional extension. A construction method, originally glued in? The rest of the cue sure looks Rich-y.

nataddrho said:

Break a rack of 15 balls and play rotation. If you miss keep shooting, and mark your misses on the wire. Try to get personal best for 10 racks in a row.

This is more fun than keeping track of different points for different things happening. Plus if you run a full rack you feel like you accomplished something. It makes the other rotation games feel easier.

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Agreed...though I'd suggest starting with ball in hand after any miss.

yes if he used f&f to cheat paypal out of their money for providing the service. then you have no claim and also should be barred from using pay pal in the future f&f . and deserve to lose your money as you were the thief to start with.

if you did pay with a credit card as you only should. and not money in your account with them, then you have full leverage and can cancel your credit card sale up to 30 days i believe.

so as the buyer you are completely covered. and it is the buyers that need protection from bad sellers.
as the seller can do due diligence on the buyer to see if he is real and has an address and money. if he chooses not to then its on him for sure.

but any transaction with two individuals that never met can go badly. that's the chances you take by taking money or sending it to a stranger.

If you have a claim, make damn sure you file it and follow up exactly as their policies require.

Remember that they are getting scammed by claims as well, so they have safeguards in place for that.

The last time I filed a claim I used an AI agent to run the process for me. It can be tough to get a person on the phone because their own customer service wall is in fact AI. AI can get you past AI.

Basically all customer service everywhere is going AI.

Any misstep in the process can set you back, or even get your claim denied.

PayPal helped build my business and remains a core component.

I run a lot of revenue through PayPal so it's easier for me to get a person on the phone. I have "gold" level service. Even still, I used AI to run my process the last time.

nmh2008 said:

I'm guessing he bought something friends & family to save a buck.

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Man, I saved $3 using friends and family! Meanwhile, back at the ranch..........no packages delivered.

Chopdoc said:

No, PayPal's buyer protection does not depend on the seller voluntarily refunding the money.

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I'm guessing he bought something friends & family to save a buck.

Is this a demand? What

Black-Balled said:

I thought terms of paypal are such that it can put in or take funds in accordance with its policies and determinations...so it wouldn't be "if" the seller returns funds, moreso "when PayPal recovers" the funds.

I guess if the seller account is insufficient to recover 100%...well that would influence the return of the funds.

Ive worked with some recovery units and they generally dont pay before they recover.

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I recently recovered a claim from PayPal and they didn't recover a dime from the scammer.

SA96 said:

Fedor would definitely get a wild card.

But then it means Johan has 1 wild card to use and it means one of Sky and Bergman will be sat at home.

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I’d like to see Bergman make the team.

epoxypop said:

Pay Pal only offers buyer protection if the seller refunds the money to them. I've used pay pal for 20 years now i'm done. Pay Pal is owned by ebay, which is in bankruptcy .. I'm not sure any other pay service offer fraud protection, hopefully my credit card company will

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No, PayPal's buyer protection does not depend on the seller voluntarily refunding the money.

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