Uniq will only accept Paypal for an order of $500 or less and only for new customers...NO EXCEPTIONS!!
I tried very, very hard to get around this BS policy they put in place, but to no avail and they won't accept Escrow! They gave me their reasons, but one of them that was given was an outright LIE and I caught him red-handed....and showed him! That's when the hammer came down and he says "no exceptions".
So that means that Scottinboca can't host another coop, through Uniq Technology, unless y'all wanna pay via T/T (wire transfer), cuz they will not accept Paypal from Scott again.
What this basically means, from a negotiator's point of view, is that everyone in Scott's coop is gonna get el-primo LT's! So good news for Scott and his 9 others...probably?
This type of transaction is called a "bait-n-switch" tactic used (usually) by unscrupulous companies to lure unsuspecting buyers into repeat business. Where if he were to gained their trust and decided to give it another go and buy more, he'd have to send the funds wire transfer, cuz Scott would no longer be a new customer. Scott would then have to pay the international wire transfer fees, which are NOT cheap BTW, and then PRAY that what he got would be el-primo. But he'd have zero leverage on a return and no guarantees of seeing the product OR his money again.
Nice huh?
I tried very, very hard to get around this BS policy they put in place, but to no avail and they won't accept Escrow! They gave me their reasons, but one of them that was given was an outright LIE and I caught him red-handed....and showed him! That's when the hammer came down and he says "no exceptions".
So that means that Scottinboca can't host another coop, through Uniq Technology, unless y'all wanna pay via T/T (wire transfer), cuz they will not accept Paypal from Scott again.
What this basically means, from a negotiator's point of view, is that everyone in Scott's coop is gonna get el-primo LT's! So good news for Scott and his 9 others...probably?
This type of transaction is called a "bait-n-switch" tactic used (usually) by unscrupulous companies to lure unsuspecting buyers into repeat business. Where if he were to gained their trust and decided to give it another go and buy more, he'd have to send the funds wire transfer, cuz Scott would no longer be a new customer. Scott would then have to pay the international wire transfer fees, which are NOT cheap BTW, and then PRAY that what he got would be el-primo. But he'd have zero leverage on a return and no guarantees of seeing the product OR his money again.
Nice huh?

