PayPal Tells A Buyer To Destroy A $2,500 Antique Violin Instead Of Returning It For A Refund

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January 04, 2012

PayPal Tells A Buyer To Destroy A $2,500 Antique Violin Instead Of Returning It For A Refund

And the seller gets nothing.

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