AMEX and PAYPAL.com
Oct 24, 2006, 3:52 pm
#61
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: ORD-AMS
Programs: Hilton Diamond; Amex Plat; AA-United-KLM
Posts: 245
Originally Posted by Brobbel
My colleague wanted to use his Amex on Paypal, but he couldn't enter his Amex-number, only Visa or Eurocard/Mastercard were accepted.
I tried for him, and after a phonecall to Paypal, they told me that the contracts between Paypal and Amex were suspended. Only the cards which were already on Paypal can be used until expiration date, but no new ones were accepted anymore.
I don't know if this is only for the Netherlands, Europe or everywhere, but I thought some of you wanted to know this.
I tried for him, and after a phonecall to Paypal, they told me that the contracts between Paypal and Amex were suspended. Only the cards which were already on Paypal can be used until expiration date, but no new ones were accepted anymore.
I don't know if this is only for the Netherlands, Europe or everywhere, but I thought some of you wanted to know this.
Oct 25, 2006, 2:56 am
#63
Join Date: Oct 2004
Programs: amex, hilton, qantas
Posts: 27
paypal in other countries
Originally Posted by Kagehitokiri
would paypal vary between countries?
You can't add any new cards to the system.
This moratorium has been going on since PayPal Australia started operating.
Jan 6, 2008, 12:18 pm
#64
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: NY
Programs: CO PLT,DL Plat (status match),BD Gold, Amex Plat, SPG Plat, PC Plat
Posts: 155
Resurrecting an old thread!
I just got screwed on a purchase (guy promised he can deliver CO gold, never came thru
) that was made thru paypal. Paid with Amex.
Apparently there is 45 days to make a claim (he screwed me around for 2-3 months and i just gave up) with paypal, which has passed.
Can I dispute charge with Amex?
I just got screwed on a purchase (guy promised he can deliver CO gold, never came thru
) that was made thru paypal. Paid with Amex.Apparently there is 45 days to make a claim (he screwed me around for 2-3 months and i just gave up) with paypal, which has passed.
Can I dispute charge with Amex?
Jan 6, 2008, 1:55 pm
#65
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: USA
Programs: Amex Centurion, InterContinental Royal Ambassador
Posts: 116
Resurrecting an old thread!
I just got screwed on a purchase (guy promised he can deliver CO gold, never came thru) that was made thru paypal. Paid with Amex.
Apparently there is 45 days to make a claim (he screwed me around for 2-3 months and i just gave up) with paypal, which has passed.
Can I dispute charge with Amex?
I just got screwed on a purchase (guy promised he can deliver CO gold, never came thru
) that was made thru paypal. Paid with Amex.Apparently there is 45 days to make a claim (he screwed me around for 2-3 months and i just gave up) with paypal, which has passed.
Can I dispute charge with Amex?
Jan 7, 2008, 10:41 am
#67
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: New Jersey
Programs: AMEX Plat, Hertz #1 5*, CO, AA
Posts: 176
Similar thing happened to me in terms of getting screwed my an ebay auction, and I already filed a dispute through AMEX (wish I filed the paypal dispute earlier but whatever). Honestly, if paypal decides to shut my account down (and I do a LOT of purchasing through paypal) then whatever....I'll figure something out. When I spoke to the AMEX rep, that's what they recommended me to do, file a dispute with them. Paypal IMO, does not look after their customers, whereas I feel that AMEX does (or at least does a MUCH BETTER job than paypal).
What I could see happening with me is that my dispute (hopefully) goes through, get money back. Paypal being paypal decides to "close" or lock my account as a result (even though this is the first dispute that I've EVER done in my life).
In closing, this site can best explain it better: http://www.paypalsucks.com
What I could see happening with me is that my dispute (hopefully) goes through, get money back. Paypal being paypal decides to "close" or lock my account as a result (even though this is the first dispute that I've EVER done in my life).
In closing, this site can best explain it better: http://www.paypalsucks.com