Problems registering credit cards on eBay?
831114
Unfortunately the problem is probably all with Ebay and it will do little or nothing to help you.  I joined Ebay in 1997 was both a seller and a buyer and the same credit card that I have been using there for years, was suddenly no good to recieve a $5.47 credit.  I finally told them to keep the money and closed the whole account.  Ebay has become one massive, bloated, unresponsive bureaucracy.  My suggestion, is keep the card, drop Ebay.
229773
Yes, I have purchased many items, over the internet..I pay with a credit card number..If you are going to do that, make sure that it is a secure website..To verify that it is secure, after the http, at the beginning of the web address, make sure that there is an "s" after http..It will look like this https, which means it is a secure website..Also at the bottom of the page, will be a picture of a paddlock, that means the page is secure, and you can put your credit card number in..I have purchased many items over the web, and I never had any problems..
292436
from USPS.com  "The Postal Store® will accept any of the following major credit cards: VISA, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, and Diners Club. Pay Pal is not accepted."\n\nIF YOU ARE TRYING TO RESPOND BY CLICKING A LINK IN AN AN EMAIL CLAIMING TO BE FROM FROM PAYPAL - DON'T!!!.  The email could be from a a scammer that is phishing for your account information.\n\nCONTACT PAYPAL IMMEDIATELY FROM THE 'Contact Us' link on their home page - again, NOT BY CLICKING A LINK IN AN EMAIL, and let them know your account has been compromised and contest the charges.\n\nPaypal provides a phone number for customer service: \nPayPal Customer Service Agents are available to help you during the following times:\nCall us at: 1-402-935-2050 (a U.S. telephone number)\n4:00 AM PST to 10:00 PM PST Monday through Friday\n6:00 AM PST to 8:00 PM PST on Saturday and Sunday
56429
ebay is known to have an IE bug - it seems that they have cookie related issues.\n\n1. try to delete your cookies\n2. try to load you page on a different browser like Firefox
1070001
If it is a regular credit card - there should be no problems.  If it is a VISA or MASTERCARD check card, some banks block neteller transactions on their check cards.  (Their anti-gambling action)  This is most likely the case.  Use a different credit card or send them a check if you don't mind waiting. Good luck.
1095962
I like Amazon.  I'm not sure how it works, but they link you to other people that are actually selling the stuff.  They take credit cards with no problem, and you can read the feedback about the seller.  Ebay makes you go through a lot of grief to use your credit card.
635364
Probably, Ebay has never asked me that kind of info when logging in.  NEVER follow links from an email to get to ebay.  Always type www.ebay.com in your address bar yourself to get to the site.  Maybe scan your computer for viruses and spyware, make sure you have a firewall..\n\nIf you already entered that information, you might contact your bank, change account numbers, atm pin.  Contact the credit monitoring agencies and put them on alert to the fact that you gave out your SSN#.\n\n\n\nTry this free virus scan program http://housecall.trendmicro.com/
731175
could be a mistake from their side, or some one is using your paypal account...  contact their costumes service...
45367
eBay offers a list of buyer protection steps.  Did you pay using PayPal?  If so, they offer their own buyer protection.  Was their email correspondence?  Try emailing them there.  I would suggest taking a look at the list of actions you can take by following the provided link.  If all else fails, the last step is to contact your credit card company.  \n\nSecondly, be sure that you check user ratings and comments before purchasing anything from them.  I know I'm probably just stating what you already know, but you can often tell a lot about a user based on their ratings and reviews (and the longevity of their account, too!).\n\neBay has excellent customer support, so if all else fails, you should definitely contact them.  Even if a user is no longer registered, there is information on him or her in the system. Visit the "contact us" link from your 'My eBay' page for more information there.
962513
Call Shopping Essentials or whoever it is and inform them of the unauthorized charges.  If you are not getting any resolution from them, contact your credit card company to dispute the charges.  The vendor will have to provide a authorized signature slip or some sort of authorization to prove you made the charges.  If they fail to do this within 30 days, the charges may be removed.
302225
Try to reverse the charge thru complaining to your credit card company, the reason is fraud or no good or service rendered, ecurves will contact you instead of you chasing after them.
172304
They have one of those Customer Service sites that I dislike - very little information and you have to identify yourself contantly in some way.\n\nAnyway, I included some links for you, but also there is a page to register your Kohl's charge card, if this is what your dispute is with and not a charge on another card or a receipt as the result of an online sale.\n\nhttp://credit.kohls.com\n(This page only worked in Internet Explorer for me and not in Opera - no idea in Mozilla or Netscape)\n\nCustomer Service Hours\n===================\nMonday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. EST and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. EST.\n\nCharge card/credit services questions \n=============================\nMonday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. EST and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. EST.\n\nGood luck!
877732
Avoid this one like the plague as well.  It's a racket, it isn't a real credit card at all.  They only thing you can buy is overpriced junk from their catalog.  For that dubious privileged they charge you for the "card" and charge you a monthly fee.\n\nSave your money.  It isn't going to help your credit in the slightest.\n\nAnd yes, you will have to pay a shipping fee as well for items you purchase.
677507
They do ask for a lot of info.. EBay and also PayPal if you use it or plan to use it(and I do recommend it)...\n\nGo to ebay.com and click open an account.. they will then run you thru it... questions, questions...etc and I think they ask you for your credit card, etc... at some time they will ask you for your bank account number... By the way.. I opened a SEPARATE bank account JUST for Ebay... NOT that I did not trust them but I did not trust them. ALSO.. Once you get involved with E-Bay.. you might start getting sphoof messages that appear they are from Ebay but they are not so do be careful on that.
337852
Probably this bookmark has been corrupted anyhow. Please write the site address in the address area and press Go button. If you get to the site this time, bookmark it again and replace the current bookmark. If still you cannot, there is a problem with your server and the eBay.
692796
E-bay they deal with second hand shops as well, but check the persons feedback before going ahead, I have used e-bay  all the time over the last 3 years never had a problem
688771
Go to EBay and register online. Buying is very easy as long as you have your ZIP code ready and a valid credit card. Trading and selling can be done at certain authorized dealers.