I opened an ebay store for selling Big bazaar vouchers, which I was getting from Indiatimes. I have had quite a few orders. Almost all were shipped.
Now ebay has this intermediary system called Paisapay, which is for protection of buyer and seller. When you buy any item, money goes to Paisapay, and only when you confirm the receipt of that item, Paisapay releases that money to the seller.
Now I have more than 30000 to be paid through Paisapay. Today they were supposed to relive it. However, today morning, I received 2 consecutive mails, one saying my account was on hold, and other saying it was suspended! When I contacted the online customer care, they said the account was suspended, and all the money would be paid back to the buyers!
Now why is that? I have not done a single false trade. All the trades can be proved. I have provided the KYC documents and paid the invoice (damn it I shouldn't have paid it this morning). And they are not giving any reason at all, just saying I violated their terms. How am I supposed to recover money now
I am seriously thinking of going to Consumer Court. Please advise, urgently. :help2:
Now ebay has this intermediary system called Paisapay, which is for protection of buyer and seller. When you buy any item, money goes to Paisapay, and only when you confirm the receipt of that item, Paisapay releases that money to the seller.
Now I have more than 30000 to be paid through Paisapay. Today they were supposed to relive it. However, today morning, I received 2 consecutive mails, one saying my account was on hold, and other saying it was suspended! When I contacted the online customer care, they said the account was suspended, and all the money would be paid back to the buyers!
Now why is that? I have not done a single false trade. All the trades can be proved. I have provided the KYC documents and paid the invoice (damn it I shouldn't have paid it this morning). And they are not giving any reason at all, just saying I violated their terms. How am I supposed to recover money now

I am seriously thinking of going to Consumer Court. Please advise, urgently. :help2: