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Update: REFUNDS, LESSONS, and 364.59
I went onto the hidden product page and marked the products as hidden so THAT overrides the featured products program on webs.com.
As of 3:15 10/22/11 I have refunded any funds that were sent to my paypal account. If you have not put in a resolution request please do so. I'm not showing any open cases on my end.
$364.59 That's the amount that was in my paypal account from orders and that's what was just sitting there until I logged in this evening and that's what's been refunded. I'm sharing that because certain types tend to inflate these things and make it sound like amounts that can be used to acquire plastic surgery and relocate to a tropical island are involved. Those will be the same ones who will try to keep drama going. You'll see.
Lessons?
1. Paypal is the bomb! It really is. I'm using a bootleg everex netbook and it took over an hour but it made issuing refunds pretty easy. I had 45 in all and it went smoothly.
2. Even when you're not in business you are. I thought everything was safely hidden and it wasn't. Things have been hectic but digging out the everex or sneaking onto paypal at work juuuuuuust to take a peek would've saved me some avoidable stress and alerted me to the premature orders and webs.com featured products program.
3. People don't read everything you write. Due to lack of time, energy, or desire...folks don't read the messages. They look for what they want on a site. I'm a big reader so I figure everyone else does the same.
4. Folks sometimes think what's simply too good to be true is true. I had international orders with shipping of 5.00!!!!! It costs about 4 times that amount or more. I'm sorta wowed that folks didn't do the math and pause.
5. Life is still good regardless and I"m thankful for that. My besty since 7th grade and I weren't speaking (we do that over 25 years of friendship) and she put her pride aside and called me to alert me. And even though we were beefing she defended my character online. I got a feeling she wasn't the only one. Plus,THANK YOU GOD, in the bigger scheme of things, this was such a small problem for me and all involved. God made it so easy for me to resolve it with ease and get back to the bigger matters that He's working out. Hey, there's a blessing /resolution in this debacle: my bff and I are talking. Something always breaks the ice, someone always drops their pride. So
Be blessed!
Al the best!
~Ann
@westNDNbeauty
That's what I'm saying. I paid with my CC and they refunded me back but this causes PayPal to make my account negative since my CC company took money from them (they are the middle men remember). So I had to pay PayPal back because they threatened collections. :-( thankfully she didn't remove the money from her account in this case.
In all of these "gate" threads I always wondered why people were saying that one was protected if one paid through PayPal. Not true. PayPal offers NO protection/refund if the vendor has withdrawn the money from their acct. As someone said up-thread, you may win the dispute but no money can be refunded if there is no money in the vendor's acct.From this thread, there is definitely a lesson to be learned for ALL. Even though I didn't make an EndAll purchase, finding out that tidbit about Paypal and its practices was enough for me to decide to use my credit card directly when that option is available. Paypal doesn't protect you from any scam, but American Express has NEVER let me down.
The only reason I prefer PayPal is because I don't like giving my credit card information to an unknown. I'd rather lose $20 than have a scammer steal my identity.
The only reason I prefer PayPal is because I don't like giving my credit card information to an unknown. I'd rather lose $20 than have a scammer steal my identity.
Amex was the first card I ever owned and they are truly the best. I feel like I have the best lawyer on my side with them lol.@SerenavanderWoodsen
From this thread, there is definitely a lesson to be learned for ALL. Even though I didn't make an EndAll purchase, finding out that tidbit about Paypal and its practices was enough for me to decide to use my credit card directly when that option is available. Paypal doesn't protect you from any scam, but American Express has NEVER let me down.
Hi All:
A few weeks ago I volunteered my paypal login information to an administrator of Longhaircareforum in order to deal with a few mistruths/negative interpretations that persist in this thread AFTER everyone was refunded by Oct. 22nd. She didn't feel the need to investigate and suggested that I reply here and, now that some time has passed, I will as I want the truth to be part of the record.
1. HairtoHeaven (formerly Hair2Heaven) never relaunched because of an internal glitch with the hosting site and the fact that my own desktop crashed after I paid to have it updated in preparation for the reopening. When I did business a few years ago I maintained a 7-10 turnaround. I can not process orders like that when my computer is inoperative. When my computer crashed prior to the Oct. 1 planned relaunch I went to the library so that I could try to continue the work on my site AND leave a message about the delay. The only place I could leave a message was on the FAQ page. My computer guy never showed to fix the mess and I didn't chase him. I chalked it up to the game and planned to shop for another computer when my budget allowed.
2. Due to an automated program via my webhosting site, products that were on my HIDDEN product page were displayed as "Featured Products" along with advertisements. I was not aware because I had delayed the launch and, without home access to the net AND sudden real life issues EVERYTHING related to the business was put on hold. I was not on paypal, my site, OR longhaircareforum. Call me a squarepants but I avoid using my work computer for personal business without permission AND I simply did not have time or energy to go to the library after work. Within the three weeks in which this all happened my family experienced a death, my teen had her big teenaged meltdown, and I had an unexpected issue with my health. In those three weeks my whole routine changed. I wasn't even working out and anyone who KNOWS me, even from here, know that I am a big devotee to sauna visits and yoga. I share that to explain why I was so deeply out of the loop. My teens meltdown changed the dynamics of my household and my schedule suddenly left very little wiggle room. Man plans, God laughs. Thus is life.
NOW, had I been open for business I would have handled business. I still make it to work everyday and give my students the best possible instruction. Why? Because despite what's going on with me, I do my job. In terms of HairtoHeaven, I simply did not know what was going on until Donewitit contacted me. As soon as I found out exactly how orders were placed I found a way to disable it, went into paypal and refunded EVERYONE whether they requested it or not. I learned some important lessons. For one, not everyone is going to read every little thing you write. Folks are busy and may want to just place an order and keep it moving. So, instead of leaving a message in the FAQs I might have been better off just disabling the whole site. Experience is a teacher. However, EVEN THAT PERSONAL LESSON LEARNED was misconstrued here. People see things the way they want to see them through the lens you care to hold up to the world.
When this entire thing first happened, I was going to send everyone a sample of the newest Endall fragrance I was developing on. However, someone talked sense into me and told me to at least read some of the comments in this thread AFTER I offered an explanation. It became clear that even sending surprise samples to the customers who ordered (during what I call The NONlaunch) would be misconstrued by a choice few.
There are folks in here flat out lying saying that I withdrew their money from paypal, suggesting that I was in business but was overwhelmed, or that donewitit and I are scam artists. A SCAM?
Scams usually involve a plan to make money. If that was the plan, then how did I do it? Was the original poster of this thread in on it? Because this thread was here before I decided to pursue the relaunch. How about the past customers who expressed interest? Were they part of it too? A bunch of lhcf members scamming to deceive people so that we could divide the grand total of ZERO?? Of course not. Money would have been withdrawn as quickly as it was sent had this been a scam artist. Excuses would have been offered to delay any complaints and therefore requests for refunds had this been a scam. A message about the delay would not have been posted had this been a scam. The product pages would have been displayed had this been a scam. I would have announced here on lhcf had this been an attempt to amass funds.
So, the lhcf administrator who has my login information has been welcomed to go in at anytime and verify that NOT A SINGLE PENNY was withdrawn from my paypal account this entire year and definitely not in the month of October. She, like paypal, can verify that only refunds were issued and even to those who did not request them. She of course admonished me not to provide info like that (and I still appreciate that.) and I have not before, but in this case I thought it was necessary to SILENCE some of the dishonesty that is in this thread. As I am familiar with the administration behind LHCF I know the info I provided is in good hands should they ever feel the need to use it.
I have already sent said samples to those who reached out to me after this all happened with understanding and continued interest in the product. If there are any other ladies who would like the same courtesy please send me a pm. Even send me a pm if you are a lady who, out of frustration had some negative things to say as you tried to figure out what was going on PRIOR to the explanation and the refunds. I never read anything in this thread prior to October 22 but still and all, I get it and I understand that when we don't know and it involves our money we can get a little upset, we're human.
However, if you are one of the ladies who continued to be negative AFTER the explanation was offered on my site and posted here,: who continued to suggest a scam was diverted, who continue to outrageously suggest that donewitit is me or a scam artist or this other madness, who continue to suggest that money was stolen when every dime has been refunded, that a simple error and misunderstanding was a scam, and lowest of all to suggest that the Father was "thrown" into a message to have some sort of EFFECT????.....then please politely decline my offer.
The sample is not to create business. Simply send me a pm here with your original order info and I will send the sample of Endall in Citrus cream fragrance via snail mail. Other ladies have gotten there's within a week. As soon as I send it, I will let you know.
Be blessed one and all. ESPECIALLY our folks in the armed services and our veterans!!!
p1
I didn't order, but this is very nice of you.
im surprised that people who received said samples didnt post about it? @Patient1 did you ask them not to talk about it or something?
Giving samples I guess.What exactly is "very nice" of her?![]()
Giving samples I guess.![]()
& FTP
Girl... It's the least she could do. And she's acting pretty soup nazi-ish about it (No soup for you!). She should send samples to everyone whose money she had tied up for over a month...whether she feels they forgave her or not. That would be the professional thing to do.
Okay so I in no way purchased any of her products (but may be interested) but is it safe to say this is all a misunderstanding in which the vendor completely refunded everyone after noticing (after 3 weeks)...and that some people were lying on her (and that that was true because it was verified by a moderator who saw that she refunded all through paypal)?
The only reason I prefer PayPal is because I don't like giving my credit card information to an unknown. I'd rather lose $20 than have a scammer steal my identity.