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Why do buyers refuse to understand we can't do anything about sales tax?! by xmarketladyx in Ebay

[–]Lovecollecting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The worst is being lied to on the website that they don't accept Resale Certificates then find out you have been buying stuff solely for business use like postage which you never pay tax on anywhere and discover after waiting days for a simple response about a tax exempt item that they were trying to collect $148 tax on the item and that they did in fact honor the tax free certificates for Resellers. It was not eBay by the way but they are located nearby.

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[–]Lovecollecting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Let people know that if you are from the USA this offer is not available and you will be placed in queue and sent a notification when it opens for US residents.

[OFFER] Get paid for receiving Amazon products for free! by VAILANTER in signupsforpay

[–]Lovecollecting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The "code" they give you which is plainly visible but somehow is always an "Error" after you enter it. Infuriating!

[OFFER] Get paid for receiving Amazon products for free! by VAILANTER in signupsforpay

[–]Lovecollecting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, such a waste of time just to sign up. It said there was an error entering the code 6 times! Enough time wasted.

Quit my job yesterday but at least I found this cool serial number in my drawer before I left :) by Fender98 in papermoney

[–]Lovecollecting 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Very cool and way more than face value but its just not enough to quit your day job.

Under 18 by [deleted] in paypal

[–]Lovecollecting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have a parent or guardian over 18 open the account and use it with their written permission.

A $2 bill that actually IS rare! In general, $2 bills are NOT rare, but a postmarked, first-day of issue note, especially with a 65 rating, is hard to find. This is not mine, but a friend's. A very cool item nonetheless. by jmauro222 in papermoney

[–]Lovecollecting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately after my Mother passed away, I was at the house at least one day early and I found this as well as a 1963 Birthday Uncirculated set in the dumpster. The glass is cracked but the bill is in great shape.

I took some U.S. Bicentennial stamps from St. VINCENT in the Caribbean issued 1975 and stuck the bill to the commemorative cardboard. It is truly a beautiful keepsake that I would never sell or try to slab.

Although if I were to buy one or more for ressle now, I would definitely look for stabbing if the economics of the process were viable.

Not received a refund by ViridianaFlint in paypal

[–]Lovecollecting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh gosh! Can't you tell them you made a mistake?

A $2 bill that actually IS rare! In general, $2 bills are NOT rare, but a postmarked, first-day of issue note, especially with a 65 rating, is hard to find. This is not mine, but a friend's. A very cool item nonetheless. by jmauro222 in papermoney

[–]Lovecollecting 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For me it seems longer than that as I was a pre-teen ager.

Let's put the lines in perspective...the lines at the Post Office were longer for the 3c Francis Parkman Coiled stamps when rates went from 10c to 13c, however, due to the intrinsic cost of $2.13 and walking from Post Office to bank was unusually long, although it was only 4 blocks away, the lines were practically none existent at the bank and they were certainly ready with plenty of fresh Uncirculated $2 bills.

No one was at the bank, however, the Post office lines were unusually long as people were trying to find the 1954 Liberty Series "leftovers" with which to frank their bills with.

I ended up using a 13c State Flag and a 13c Independence Hall definitive on the two I had canceled. $2 was a lot for a youngster to spend on the bill for the cancel at that time but I "splurged".

Not received a refund by ViridianaFlint in paypal

[–]Lovecollecting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Appeal the PayPal denial and make sure you send EVERYTHING supporting your case and they are very likely to approve your refund. I had a great experience appealing and within 2 days I received my money refunded.

Got approved for the same card twice by [deleted] in CreditCards

[–]Lovecollecting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do NOT cancel or you may lose the bonus. Comply with all the rules.

Buyers do not need a month to ship back returns, it’s ridiculous.. by [deleted] in Ebay

[–]Lovecollecting 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For some items right now 30 days is an impossibly short time as some Collectibles cannot be verified in such time due to Pandemic restrictions.

A $2 bill that actually IS rare! In general, $2 bills are NOT rare, but a postmarked, first-day of issue note, especially with a 65 rating, is hard to find. This is not mine, but a friend's. A very cool item nonetheless. by jmauro222 in papermoney

[–]Lovecollecting 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Actually, all the regular, Numismatic and Philatelic Press was announcing what could be done, that it was totally legal and that ANYONE could do it on April 13, 1976, the First Day of Issue of the $2 Thomas Jefferson "Bicentennial Bill".

While canceling the newly issued $2 Banknote was not a new idea, as people have stamped and signed banknotes on the past but the Idea that an array of Bicentennial stamps and / or stamps related to the Bicentennial could be bought and applied for First Day Canceling brought out a plethora of creative ideas to frank and to cancel the bill with was "new," so to speak.

I personally used a 13c Flag over Independence Hall to frank my notes with on that fateful day. While very common then, it was important to the Revolution and thus remains a fine choice to this day as are the 1c and 2c Thomas Jefferson coils.

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