In article <>, A <> wrote:
>On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 17:00:35 +1300, Running with scissors
><> wrote:
>
>>On , , Sun, 29 Jan 2006 11:21:34 +1300, Argh @ Trade Me, "Krazy
>>Bob" <> wrote:
>>
>>>Recieved a email today advising me im 1 cent in debt with my acount on trade
>>>me and telling me i have to pay $10 to credit it back.
>>>i laughed because im not paying simply because they tell me to, i'll do it
>>>when i feel like it.
>>>
>>>So now, i log into trade me, nice warning banner tellin me im 1 cent OD, and
>>>go to ask a question and im not allowed because im 1 cent OD, and if i ask
>>>anyway i risk getting my account suspended.
>>>all this because of 1 cent....*lol*
>>
>>It is a machine doing the messages, to it ANY debit is a debit,
>>whether it is 1 cent or $1000. There needs to be a human
>>oversight on such messages going out.
>
>All it takes is to set the machine to allow some sort of limit before
>the emails are sent out - even if its $2. i.e. balance <$2 debit then
>do nothing, balance>$2 debit send out email. It can't be that hard.
Note - you can't ask questions if your balance is zero either. Given how
much sense that makes, what chance do you think there is of getting a real
debit (of whatever size) ignored ?
Bruce
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