Easy Oil Extraction

[Davetheref]

Never had any problems yet with Paypal (maybe I'm just lucky) and I've been using it for 3 years. I sold a lot of computer kit and have even got my money back through them when I've had a dodgy seller.

[NikpV]

You hear lots of stories about dodgy transactions/chargebacks with paypal but I have to say I've received over

[mumof4]

You hear lots of stories about dodgy transactions/chargebacks with paypal but I have to say I've received over

[Bigjeeze]

It's the virtual monoply that I object to - I know you can used others but as they are owned by Ebay they are keen to lock you in.

 

They and their service stink!!

 

I used them quite happily for purchases until they decided I had spent enough and wanted me to give them access to my bank account (its more secure they say!!)

 

 

I'll send a cheque or use nochex or credit card - but I ain't going through them anymore. In fact I have far better protection via my Credit card than anything they offer. I appreciate that I am a purchaser rather than a seller so maybe it's different.

[marinabrid]

My Webshop also one in this shop its a draper one more expensive but its 12v powered motor suck the oil out for you, look in the tools section.

[Masked Marauder]

My latest. Sorry about the size, but you may want to read it!

 

http://www.bigtrucker.co.uk/gifs/paypal.gif

[NikpV]

Perhaps this thread should be called

 

'Easy Money extraction'

'Paypal method'

 

:wacko: :wacko:

 

PS Is this one so wide because its in .GIF format - all the .JPG pictures I've posted since the upgrade display as a thumbnail which you need to click on to see full size

[Masked Marauder]

No it is so wide because it is hosted on my own server. Don't worry either Nik, as this is in the techie section as soon as the thread has gone cold I will be cleaning it up, as I have done with so many others lately.....

[NikpV]

I wasn't worried - I hasn't deviated much since it was all about buying from ebay - I just thought it was faintly amusing :wacko:

[jkspoff]

Had you already sent the above item to the buyer, and therefore not receieved payment through PayPal ?

[Masked Marauder]

No, we bought the item on eBay, paid by Pay-Pal and the seller never sent it. Pay-Pal debited my account, crdited her and she withdrew the money and did not send the goods. No money in her Pay-Pal account and you lose.

[NikpV]

did she dispute it - said that she did send it ??

[Masked Marauder]

did she dispute it - said that she did send it ??

 

She did not reply to any of Pay-Pals emails. She has of course made one stupid mistake. All crims do.

[chromedome]

Found this http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.asp?PID=119542

 

A bit expensive but does brakes as well.

[Masked Marauder]

Found this http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.asp?PID=119542

 

A bit expensive but does brakes as well.

 

And you need a big compressor like mine too........

[Davetheref]

"She did not reply to any of Pay-Pals emails. She has of course made one stupid mistake. All crims do."

 

 

 

What mistake did she make then?

[Masked Marauder]

She scammed me using her work's email address...... D'oh! Any "Sacked for abuse" info? They are investigating it now. The user of that address denys everything of course but she can't explain why she just ignored 3 emails from me, 3 from eBay before they froze her account and four from Pay-Pal. She should have reported them to her boss if it was not her and she did not.

[NikpV]

So she had built up reasonable feedback selling from work. Can't understand why these folks waste good feedback for the odd scam, which rakes in very little money.

[NikpV]

Of Course you could always make your own - I use this kit, made from a TOYSRUS paddling pool pump, the tube from a VAX wet and dry vacuum cleaner and some different sized dreschel bottles I happened to have in the shed.

 

 

 

I usually use a 2l bottle to do half year oil changes on my poor old escort diesel - does 2 miles to work and two miles home and nothing else!!!. Seen here doing an oil change after changing the MAF - unfortunately I can only balance a small bottle on the trim of the galaxy.

 

Ps it really makes a lot of difference if the oil is warm :lol:

[mumof4]

Of Course you could always make your own - I use this kit, made from a TOYSRUS paddling pool pump, the tube from a VAX wet and dry vacuum cleaner and some different sized dreschel bottles I happened to have in the shed.

 

 

 

I usually use a 2l bottle to do half year oil changes on my poor old escort diesel - does 2 miles to work and two miles home and nothing else!!!. Seen here doing an oil change after changing the MAF - unfortunately I can only balance a small bottle on the trim of the galaxy.

 

Ps it really makes a lot of difference if the oil is warm :lol:

 

 

 

wow..a man after my own heart! :lol:

[NikpV]

after my own heart

 

sorry I couldn't manage a whole one :16: :lol: :16:

 

I have toyed with the idea of Improving my design using a demi-john (you know the bottles used for fermenting wine) - much larger volume enables a more sustainable vacuum to be developed and you could mark the side in litres. Unfortunately I have never got around to it. :lol:

 

I'm sure I must qualify for the 'Ivor_E_Tower' award for DIY here :16: :) :)

[mumof4]

after my own heart

 

sorry I couldn't manage a whole one :16: :16: :)

 

I have toyed with the idea of Improving my design using a demi-john (you know the bottles used for fermenting wine) - much larger volume enables a more sustainable vacuum to be developed and you could mark the side in litres. Unfortunately I have never got around to it. :lol:

 

I'm sure I must qualify for the 'Ivor_E_Tower' award for DIY here :) :D :D

 

 

you could and you might !!!! :16: :D :D :D

 

 

i like to improvise aswell... :lol:

[gregers]

o i a sucking machine? :D

[NikpV]

o i a sucking machine? :D

:D :D

[mumof4]

o i a sucking machine? :D

:D :D

 

 

A sucking machine????..i just had a vision of you with mush over hole sucking the oil out!! :D :D :D