Thread: What happened to TDC Racing???

Originally Posted by matt5112

Same thing here. Hopefuly this is Parker's action and things can get back to normal soon. Not that death makes thing normal. : \

there was no death

Looking at the details of the refund it says this:

Subject: TDCRacing has just sent you $140.00 USD with PayPal

So Parker is doing the refunds. Looks like this might have a happy ending for us customers after all.

Originally Posted by Going Too Phast

Looking at the details of the refund it says this:
Subject: TDCRacing has just sent you $140.00 USD with PayPal


So Parker is doing the refunds. Looks like this might have a happy ending for us customers after all.

I think that may have been an automated subject line to tell you where the money is being refunded from. I might be wrong though

filed my claim with my bank..going to GA criminal investigation dept. tom along with all 21 pages of this thread to show the po-po..im officially going to rep. the 3800 community..updates tom. night

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parker you messed with the wrong soldier

Originally Posted by seanman571

I think that may have been an automated subject line to tell you where the money is being refunded from. I might be wrong though

It is possible but it is also possible that the reason your claim was settled so fast is because Parker manned up and admitted to paypal he hasn't sent anything and now he is doing refunds. IDK. Maybe paypal has seen all of these claims against this one account for most of the transactions that occurred in the last few days of August and is refunding. But since my dispute was not a claim, paypal is not supposed to be involved. I believe the only reasons they can close a dispute (and mine was closed) is if (1) I drop it (2) the seller agrees to settle it or (3) more than 20 days passed. It also sounds like this got resolved with paypal awfully fast. I would expect it would take a week for paypal to investigate a claim since these operations are usually understaffed. Hmm...I wonder...