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06:49.23edwinDocScrutinizer51: got this "Thank you for contacting PayPal regarding your payment to Neo900 UG (haftungsbeschränkt).The funds will be available to the seller in order to complete your order.It is my pleasure to assist you. Thank you for choosing PayPal."
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11:19.20DocScrutinizer05edwin: that sounds actually reasonable
11:19.37edwindid it have a positive effect on your account?
11:20.04DocScrutinizer05no change on account in any way
11:23.42DocScrutinizer05http://wstaw.org/m/2015/10/16/plasma-desktopfH9051.png  http://wstaw.org/m/2015/10/16/plasma-desktopkK9051.png
11:26.48edwinwas that 404 available previously too?
11:27.23DocScrutinizer05yes
11:28.11edwinI replied now: I have contacted the seller, and they say there was no change on their account, the amount available and amount withheld is the same as previously. The funds I transfered are present, but frozen. Can you confirm that you have unfrozen/released from any reserve the payment that I sent?
11:28.22edwinbtw I got their reply in Help->Message Center
11:28.38edwinand email telling me to read the reply there
11:31.19DocScrutinizer05the second link above is about as much info as I can get from PP about the whole issue. See the sarcastic "Starthilfe"
11:32.36edwinmeaning? start to help?
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11:33.34DocScrutinizer05help on start
11:33.49DocScrutinizer05help starting
11:33.56DocScrutinizer05help for starting
11:34.01DocScrutinizer05hard to translate
11:34.21DocScrutinizer05starting aid, jumpstart
11:34.25edwinindeed not much help if its withhelp
11:34.50DocScrutinizer05it gets even 'better' /aka more puzzling): http://wstaw.org/m/2015/10/16/plasma-desktopOa9051.png
11:37.20DocScrutinizer05and http://wstaw.org/m/2015/10/16/plasma-desktopdC9051.png  http://wstaw.org/m/2015/10/16/plasma-desktopFe9051.png
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11:39.20edwinadded this to my msg: Here is what the seller showed me, note that the 404.48 EUR was available even before I made my request to Paypal, so I expected them to have available 404.48 EUR + 380 EUR from my transfer:  http://wstaw.org/m/2015/10/16/plasma-desktopfH9051.png http://wstaw.org/m/2015/10/16/plasma-desktopkK9051.png http://wstaw.org/m/2015/10/16/plasma-desktopOa9051.png http://wstaw.org/m/2015/10/16/plasma-desktopdC9051.png http://wstaw.org/m/2015/10
11:39.52edwinwill let you know if I receive a reply
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12:17.54Keroyou know whose money that 404 eur is? Or did you put it on there yourself?
12:18.42DocScrutinizer05it's the reminder of a ~5k that were not frozen, while the freeze applied to another ~38k
12:19.03DocScrutinizer05I have no clue whatsoever whom this money belongs to
12:19.10DocScrutinizer05well "belongs to"
12:19.32DocScrutinizer05PP doesn't provide any per-payment info about the status
12:19.42DocScrutinizer05not related to freeze anyway
12:20.57DocScrutinizer05http://wstaw.org/m/2015/10/16/plasma-desktopdC9051.png is all I know
12:21.28DocScrutinizer05and obviously every payment after that *is* frozen by idividual transaction listed by PP
12:21.47DocScrutinizer05http://wstaw.org/m/2015/10/16/plasma-desktopOa9051.png
12:22.33DocScrutinizer05I however can not tell of what consists that 33k amount frozen at 4. Sep 2015
12:23.52saperthose 5k are older transactions?
12:23.56saperif yes, how old?
12:25.19DocScrutinizer05please see above
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12:26.46DocScrutinizer05those 5k are older than 4. Sep 2015 - since they were the non-frozen remainder at that date. No further info
12:27.24saper"Starthilfe" looks like a bad transaction
12:27.30sapertranslation
12:27.48DocScrutinizer05it's not my translation
12:28.06saperI know :)
12:28.30saperbut if you tab to July and August (maybe earlier?) what's the oldest one blocked?
12:28.38DocScrutinizer054. Sep 2015
12:28.56saperokay
12:29.29DocScrutinizer0533k
12:30.08saperI don't think I get it :)
12:30.12saperis 33k debit or credit?
12:52.38DocScrutinizer0533k is what PP froze initially, leaving ~5k unfrozen
12:53.03DocScrutinizer05it's no payment
12:54.22DocScrutinizer05don't worry when you find this puzzling. I do as well
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14:34.09Keroso it is possible my transfer to you from May 2015 is not actually frozen?
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14:36.45DocScrutinizer51well, with a probability of 5000/(33000+5000)
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14:57.38Kerothat gives me a weaker position to order paypal around. So I'll phrase my next mail slightly differently, and then that's probably going to be it (since I expect them to confirm -once more, in whatever choice of words it'll be this time- that you have access to my transfer, whether that is a lie or not).
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15:24.16edwinbtw on Wifi vs FCC: http://fqcodel.bufferbloat.net/~d/fcc_saner_software_practices.pdf https://plus.google.com/u/0/events/cp7g87eq2g5fde8b8i5bn2p8oo0 http://www.bufferbloat.net/news/56
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19:14.45enyclooks aronud having been away for a bit ;p
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19:50.30raveloAnyone here?
19:50.32raveloHm
19:51.21wpwrakhe's probably busy eating his weekly kill ;-)
19:51.43raveloHm
19:52.59raveloI just found a very interesting article about alternative payment methods
19:53.47raveloWanted to discuss this with DocScrutinizer05
19:54.14ravelo...
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19:56.03wpwrakmaybe post the link here ? he'll see it when he returns
19:57.05wpwrakin general, alternative payment methods tend to be tricky. first, because they can have their own quirks. second, because there seems to be a lot of fraudsters out there.
19:59.01raveloYes. I think i got a good understanding by reading thus site:
19:59.06ravelohttp://www.digitalmarketer.com/paypal-vs-stripe-vs-merchant-account/
20:00.58raveloNeo900 is doing high risk business according to payment companies
20:01.31ravelo"Delivering the product in the future" is mentioned in this site as one criteria
20:01.52wpwraki guess that's a fair assessment. not quite as risky as dealing with some financial instruments, but definitely riskier than a trip to the bakery
20:02.07raveloYes
20:02.50wpwrak"Failing to understand this difference has caused thousands of entrepreneurs to lose their businesses." encouraging :(
20:02.54raveloAnd freezing accounts happens quite often. Especially but not even excliusvely
20:03.05raveloWith paypal
20:05.28raveloIf he really has access to 30% this might not even be so bad
20:05.31ravelo.....
20:07.16raveloI will read the logs in the meantime and talk to you next time.
20:09.02ravelowpwrak btw great talks on ccc. Very interesting. Thanks
20:16.02wpwrakjust read the article. that explains a lot, thanks ! paypal did indeed get nervous when we had the brief spike from the down payments
20:17.13wpwrakit would also suggest that paypal could release a good portion of the money within the next ~6 weeks. that's still pretty long, but may not be catastrophic
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20:20.39wpwrakaccess to 30% seems to work like this: we place an order, pre-pay for it, then send the invoice to paypal and hope 30% of the amount will be released.
20:22.47wpwrakalas, we don't have the common cost structure of 1/3 for production, 1/3 for sales and taxes, and 1/3 for r&d and profit, where such a 30% rule could work (depending on how reliably paypal release money, and whether there are large orders that would still exceed liquidity)
20:25.17wpwrak(ccc) thanks, glad you liked them ! :)
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20:31.00wpwrakand the root of all the PP problems seems to be the credit card dispute handling. whereas wire transfer are much less flexible and thus safer.
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20:45.01Arch-TKDocScrutinizer51: so why exactly do paypal hate small community projects?
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20:48.27Arch-TKWire transfers don't seem to be all that scary ever since I made my downpayment. There was no charge but it seems like the exchange rate was a bit high (350 EUR turned into 270 GBP, should probably be more like 260) but 10 GBP isn't too bad.
21:24.59wpwrak*hmm* there's a company that calls itself "lumileds". they boldly claim that "For 100 years, Lumileds commitment to innovation has helped customers [...]" makes me wonder whether clairvoyance was involved when they chose that name, supposedly in 1915, some 12 years before the very first LED (and, according to wikipedia, largely ignored for the next few decades) was actually manufactured
21:35.39Kerolumileds is/was/again/stopped tracking/... affiliated/part of/separate/bought again/... with Philips Electronics, which is >100 years old.
21:36.38wpwrakheh, that works then
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