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  1. Comment - After pirate lands in prison, software group hints at eBay lawsuit

    (Jul 29, 2008 - 12:54 AM)

    I was recently ripped off on ebay when I a purchased a program (Replay AV8). About a month into using the software I was informed by the software maker that my serial key was being fraudulently used and my software was deactivated. Even though I complained to Ebay about the seller, they did not stop the seller from continuously doing the same thing over and over again to other buyers. Also, the paypal buyer protection did not cover me because the purchase was "intangible".

    Bottom line: Ebay and Paypal suck, it took them over a month to address my dispute (which gave the seller more and more time to commit fraud against others) and when they finally did unfavorably rule against me, they didn't even explain to me the how or why behind their decision. I had to contact them directly to get the reason and even though I had an email from the software maker stating that it was Fraud, they still ruled against me. Also, Ebay/Paypal make it very difficult to contact them about ANY Issue, even fraud.

    Ebay and Paypal doesn't give S#%T about buyers, sellers or anyone else as long as they collect!

  2. Comment - Pro-Obama senators petition FCC to review XM + Sirius merger

    (Jul 1, 2008 - 2:31 AM)

    I just have to say that if so much scrutiny was put on the Exxon/Mobil merger I would still be driving my recently sold vehicle because I couldn't afford the gas. And they are concerned about the radio my vehicle? Come on! Do they really care about "competition" or are they getting paid by special interests (NAB) to squash competition. People see these politicians for what they are.

  3. Comment - Sirius + XM merger still under fire from broadcasters, legislators

    (Jun 12, 2008 - 11:54 PM)

    The hypocrisy is unbelievable. How can so much opposition be made to a merger of two small companies that are not even making a profit and are non essential to consumers' needs when the government allows a merger of now the largest company in the world, exxon/mobile. Since that merger occurred the price of gasoline has skyrocketed and has put a HUGE strain on the average American. The American government is clearly in the pockets of big business and their powerful lobbyists to the detriment of the American people.