Oh HILARIOUS!!!
OMG!!!

Laughing soooooo hard now I can't type well...

This started when youtube member/ebay employee "coachwhore" (who , by the way, had JUST signed up that day, and who's profile showed as having watched ONE video when I first saw the comment, and his/her profile.)

commented on my "Boycott ebaY and PayPal" parody video.

A brief, yet mostly friendly little conversation ensued.

Note that I asked twice whether they worked for ebaY.
They clearly had ebay on the profile page, and certainly loves ebay, as you see.



The next day, as I was looking into something else, I noticed a rather rude, uncalled for, and *very unprofessional* comment left at another very fine consumer awareness video.

(In fact, probably the very best, most widely viewed one currently on youtube.)


"The truth about Paypal Reverse Scams JOIN THE FIGHT!"



coachwhore (1 day ago) marked as spam you are an idiot... plain and simple.. this is not PayPal's fault, this is the buyer's fault for being a jerk, and the CC companys fault for not properly investigating chargebacks.yes you DID agree in the user agreement.. maybe you should look into how a credit card service WORKS before you decide to accept them. PayPal cannot prevent a chargeback.. its the same with EVERY credit card processor... If you are selling something and accepting CCs then YOU are liable for chargebacks..
also found here;


Note that in our little conversation at my Boycott video, I asked if he/she was an ebaY empoyee? That is because it CLEARLY stated ebaY under the company area of the youtube profile.

By the time I saw the dereogatory comments over at The truth about Paypal Reverse Scams JOIN THE FIGHT!" video, the youtuber coachwhore had removed the company info from the profile page.

So, I felt compelled to leave my own comments.

youtube user "coachwhore" then left me another comment on my "Boycott ebaY and PayPal" video, whereupon I became inspired to quickly create this little gem;




Go read the two video comments, you have to bounce back and forth to followe, but I found it humourous. (very)