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Gentleheart Enthusiast
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WOW!

Can't something be done about this? Lawyers out there? Why can a company continue online like this without some authoritative intervention. I realize that the net has nearly NO rules, but really. If a company is obviously just taking people's money on a regular basis, why aren't there any lawsuits yet? So curious. <_<

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We contacted Paypal again and they are still working on it even though they said the claim was closed which is reassuring. If that doesn't pan out quickly, I will consider a lawyer.

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harpoles97
Posted

GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!! Listen up! I got my money back. I HIGHLY suggest filing claims with Paypal! I just got it back and it's A SUNDAY!

Good luck!

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