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Re:Publication of Cryptocurrency Enforcement Framework by bufferoverflow on Thursday October 08, 2020 @06:01PM (#24724393)
Screw your bank regulations, they are close to useless, besides maybe FDIC insurance.

A few years ago I bought a computer on eBay, paid with direct bank transfer, to the same bank by coincidence. When I didn't get my PC, and eBay told me to fuck off, I asked the bank to reverse the transaction and/or to provide me with the true person's details (it looks like ebay seller gave me the correct bank account number, but fake name). The bank told me to file a police report. I did. Sent a copy to the bank. The bank told me to fuck off.

End of story. sad_trombone.mp3

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Re:Publication of Cryptocurrency Enforcement Framework by nonamenoslogan on Friday October 09, 2020 @04:06PM (#24733867)
I call bullshit. Ebay ALWAYS sides with the buyer.
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Re:Publication of Cryptocurrency Enforcement Framework by mrlala on Thursday October 08, 2020 @06:17PM (#24724525)
>When I didn't get my PC, and eBay told me to fuck off

I don't believe you for a second. eBay is like the most pro-buyer place in the universe. eBay would be able to reverse all of that no problem.

So if you aren't just making this up- then you must not have done anything properly to try and resolve it.

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